Stylish Vintage Hollywood Aesthetics - The Harlow
Developed by Gardner‑Tanenbaum Holdings, The Harlow repurposes two century-old landmarks—the Tradesmen’s National Bank (101 N Broadway) and Medical Arts Building (100 Park Ave)—into a stylish 265-unit residential-retail complex with a distinctly 1920s Hollywood-inspired aesthetic, named in honor of actress Jean Harlow.
The project includes access to downtown’s Underground pedestrian tunnel system and includes community features such as lounge areas, a movie theater, pickleball and racquetball courts, co-working spaces, pet spa, and more.
Fitness Studio & Wellness Amenities
The Harlow offers a 24/7 resident fitness studio, included as part of the rent—and styled to match the building’s vintage-meets-modern brand:
- The studio is referred to as a “fitness studio” and includes virtual training capabilities.
- It’s part of a broader amenity set that includes a game room, sauna, co-working lounges, movie theatre, and duckpin bowling, all conveniently connected via The Underground.
Why It Stands Out
- Reflects a unique blend of historic architecture and modern amenities—capturing downtown OKC’s charm with upscale functionality.
- Fitness studios are convenient and inclusive, built into the resident experience rather than offered separately.
- Integrated into a full-service environment—fitness is one part of a broader lifestyle hub offering active, social, and wellness-driven living.
The Harlow’s 24/7 fitness studio is a part of a rich amenity suite—pairing wellness with entertainment and convenience in a historic‑modern residential environment.
