Corinth Quarter in suburban Prairie Village, Kansas is on the site of a former strip mall centered around an old barn, that according to lore, a Kentucky Derby winner was housed in. The walkable retail strip is fresh and new; comprised of three buildings totaling 25,500 sq. ft., the site design accommodates the new retail center, office spaces and a parking garage, while respecting the existing adjacent buildings, which will be renovated to complement the aesthetic of the new buildings.
The Bank of Labor faced significant challenges operating from outdated and scattered headquarters in downtown Kansas City, Kansas. The inefficient...
A longtime partner of Hoefer Welker, The Andersons Inc. engaged our team to design a new office space that would accommodate their growing needs....
CrossFirst Bank sought to establish a prominent presence in Oklahoma City as part of its growth strategy. Their goal was to create a sophisticated...
