The First United Methodist Church in Bartlesville, OK is a complex that was constructed in four stages between 1927 and 1987. A Modern Movement A-frame sanctuary designed by architect Truett Coston, completed in 1954, serves
National Register nomination and historic tax credit applications for a 1950s-era complex built to house orphan boys.
Historic tax credit rehabilitation of downtown commercial building in Wichita, Kansas
National Register nomination and historic tax credit applications for an industrial building near downtown Wichita, Kansas.
Completed in 1894, the Wichita Wholesale Grocery Company Building is a four-story brick warehouse in the East Douglas Avenue Historic District. The district contains late-nineteenth and early-twentieth century commercial and industrial buildings that represent Wichita’s
The Archer Warehouse is a contributing resource in the Brady Historic District, a commercial and industrial area associated with the network of railroads that influenced land use patterns along late-nineteenth and early-twentieth century transportation networks.
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.