The three-story building at 3507-3513 Gillham is a unique variation of the colonnaded apartment building that is so common in Midtown Kansas City. The property is contributing to the Hyde Park Historic District and looks
In 2017, IDP MO, LLC, comprised of Integrity Development Partners, Four Corners Development, and Partnership Housing Affordable to Society Everywhere, Inc. set out to purchase and renovate all six buildings in the Gotham Apartments portfolio,
The three-story commercial building at 718 S. Kansas Avenue was constructed in 1910 to house professional offices and a small theater (the Cozy Theatre) into the 1950s. It is a contributing resource to the South
The Monogram Building, designed by St. Louis architect, Albert Groves, was constructed in 1910 as a warehouse and factory for millinery company Rosenthal-Sloan. It is a contributing building to the National Register-listed Washington Avenue Historic
The Parkhurst Davis Building was constructed in 1909 after the previous warehouse that occupied the site was destroyed by fire. The four-story warehouse anchors the south end of the small Mill Block Historic District, the
The 12-unit three story apartment building at 3507 Gillham Road was constructed in 1916. It is a unique example of a multi-family residence in National Register-listed Hyde Park Historic District. The other apartment buildings in
The six-story building at 1111 Grand in downtown Kansas City was constructed in 1920 as the Gate City National Bank. The base (first three stories) of the front facade is divided into three bays by
Standing 32-stories, Commerce Tower was the largest and tallest private office building in Missouri when it was completed in 1964. Designed by architecture firm of Keene, Simpson and Murphy, it embodies tenets of functionality and
The Schrader Warehouse Building is an excellent example of a standalone daylight factory, making the building an important example of Akron’s industrial history. The building’s reinforced concrete construction, large expanses of steel sash glazing, and