The Mercantile Bank & Trust Building was developed in 1972-74 to fill a small urban lot with a dynamic contemporary building. The developer envisioned his project as “an exclamation point” in the built environment of
$4 million rehabilitation of a 1920s apartment building along Armour Boulevard in Midtown Kansas City.
$13 million rehabilitation of a 10-story Moderne apartment building (1929-1945) along the Armour Boulevard corridor in Midtown Kansas City.
National Register nomination and rehabilitation of the 1917 building that housed one of the nation's leading automotive training schools. The 10-story tower has been converted to commercial and residential uses.
National Register nomination and rehabilitation of a warehouse/distribution complex developed in Kansas City's West Bottoms between 1910-1919. Adaptive reuse as loft apartments.
National Register nomination and rehabilitation for a 1919 office and distribution warehouse in Kansas City's West Bottoms. Conversion to apartments pending.
$9 million rehabilitation of a 1922 apartment building in Midtown Kansas City.
$7 million rehabilitation of 1922 apartment building designed by Nelle E. Peters, a prominent female architect in Kansas City.
General consultation on behalf of federal investor to review the building rehabilitation.