Punch Bowl Social will join the extraordinary Country Club Plaza in Kansas City, by invigorating the iconic Jack Henry Building.

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Kansas City Star: “Bowling, karaoke, spiked milkshakes headed to historic spot in Country Club Plaza area”

Kansas City Business Journal: “Innovative eat-drink-play concept reveals forthcoming Plaza location”

A neglected historic medical campus in a pastoral setting gets reincarnated as a non-profit headquarters.

Historic mixed use buildings can be enlivened with good design. This Kansas City Country Club Plaza icon gets a major renovation.

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Getting help from our doctors does not have to be industrial.

A dim and dated Catholic Church from the 1970s undergoes a dramatic transformation with stunning architectural details and local materials.

A modern golf clubhouse takes its inspiration from the mining tradition nearby and the archaeological clay silo at its feet.

Java happens when a 1950s gas station becomes a new coffee house. Steel and glass details preserve the original architectural oil can history that drips from every square inch.

A fresh examination of an Imaging Center.

Business hotels do not have to be forgettable.

Some much good can happen on a roof, if you only care to visit.

An oddly shaped empty building gets transformed into a martini bar.

Getting medical help should be welcoming and hopeful.

An early twentieth century shop is coverted to a modern restaurant.

Suburbia does not have to be stripped.

Bringing our extraordinary elders back into the world.

Urban infill design for a life in a Kansas city.

A corporation is seeing the light.

Retire within the forest.

A forested lodge setting on the lake can be a great way to retire.

The high plains are an extraordinary place to live and retire under the enormous sky.

Modern mid western cuisine in a contemporary setting.

Intimate exterior spaces can make working late lovely.

The sunset and iced tea will be served on the porch.

Exterior skin investigations

An abandoned industrial steel foundry becomes a new brewery, coffee shop, and convention site against the old Santa Fe rail yard.

It doesn’t have to be the green and brown place anymore.

Make a night of it.

A small bank branch for big dreams.

Can modern office and condos respectfully become a part of a historic neighborhood skyline?

Midwestern bungalow in historic district restored to glory