The last surviving structure of the Buchanan County Poor Farm, the Buchanan County Infirmary was constructed in 191 and is an excellent and rare example of a poor farm facility constructed in the early twentieth
Constructed prior to 1885, the original Higinbotham Gran and Feed Store was added to the National Register in 2017 and is now occupied by a clothing store.
Constructed towards the end of the Brutalist style's influence in American architecture, the Westin at Crown Center embodies the core traits of Brutalism in a dramatic design that incorporates the site's natural topography to create
History Hellmuth, Obata, and Kaussabaum (HOK), in collaboration with local architects Keene, Simpson, & Murphy, designed the nine-story Executive Plaza Office Building in 1972 in Downtown Kansas City. Construction was completed in 1974. The design of
The rehabilitation of the Lee’s Summit Post Office into Bridge Space, a coworking space, is a great example of a creative adaptive re-use of a common building type that exists in most communities. The post
Rosin Preservation contracted with the Nebraska State Historic Preservation Office to prepare a National Register of Historic Places Multiple Property Documentation Form for Rural Church Architecture of Nebraska, c. 1850-1940. Rosin Preservation surveyed properties statewide
Rosin Preservation contracted with the Nebraska State Historic Preservation Office to prepare a National Register of Historic Places Multiple Property Documentation Form (MPDF) for New Deal-era Resources by documenting select resources statewide, conducting archival research
The Interstate Flats in Midtown Kansas City is an exceptional adaptive reuse of the historic headquarters of the Interstate Bakeries Corporation, makers of internationally recognized brands such as Hostess and Wonder Bread. The two-story brick