$3.3 million rehabilitation of six single-family houses and the Rochester Hotel in the 18th and Vine Historic District, the heart of Kansas City's historic African American community. Preserve Missouri Award, 2014; Historic Kansas City Preservation
History The Empire State Building has been an architectural icon since it opened in 1931 as the world’s tallest building. It boasted more than 2 million square feet of speculative office space that could be combined
$1.5 million rehabilitation of a manufacturing building constructed in East Lawrence between 1889 and 1918. Adaptive reuse as office and event space.
National Register nomination and rehabilitation of a public housing project. Cherokee Terrace was constructed as a low-rise, multi-family residential development by the Housing Division of the Public Works Administration (PWA) to provide affordable housing for those
$13.8 million-dollar rehabilitation of a former retirement center constructed between 1850 and 1995 to affordable apartments.
$500,000 rehabilitation of a 1924 apartment building. Awarded Historic Kansas City Foundation Honorable Mention for Best Preservation Practice, 2012.
Rehabilitation of an early 20th century private residence in Kansas City's Country Club district.
Consultation on the rehabilitation of this early 20th century Garment District building and documentation for historic tax credits.
Consultation on the rehabilitation of this early 20th century Garment District building and documentation for historic tax credits.