The 1928 Minks-Adams Hotel is an excellent example of the Gothic Revival Style in Tulsa’s central business district. Listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1978, the building is also notable for its
The Great Plains Life Insurance Company Building is a 20-story high rise office building in downtown Lubbock, Texas. It is an excellent example of a mid-twentieth century International Style high-rise office building. Noted West Texas
Historic tax credit applications for the rehabilitation of the Yankton U.S. Post Office. Completed in 1905, the Classical Revival post office is a contributing resource in the Yankton Historic Commercial District.
Kansas Register of Historic Places nomination and historic tax credit rehabilitation of the 1949 Fox Theatre in downtown Atchison, Kansas
Listed on the National Register in 1979 as part of the Historic Garment District, the Liebstradter Millinery Company Building is now the Mulberry Lofts and has been rehabilitated into apartments.
The Art Deco Tulsa Club was constructed in 1927. It was designed by innovative architect Bruce Goff, early in his career during his tenure with Rush Endicott Rush, to house the Tulsa Chamber of Commerce
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.