Kansas City Construction Rebounds

Posted on December 28, 2012 By kwalker (Edit) 1 Comment
Kansas City

Kansas City construction rebounded over the past few months, which reflects and contributes to economic growth in the city. Media and housing authorities have been noting the positive trend. The Kansas City Star reported: Home-building activity in the Kansas City area is poised for its best year since the recession knocked construction to its knees in... [Read more...]

Craftsman Bungalow Kansas City Home

Craftsman style homes emerged on the West Coast around the turn of the 20th century. Two architect brothers, Charles Sumner Greene and Henry Mather Greene, were inspired by the English Arts and Crafts movement and designed homes which incorporated wood-based elements and their own artistic flair. Consider a Craftsman Bungalow for your Kansas City Home This... [Read more...]

music in architecture

What do music and architecture have in common? More than you might originally think; mathematics is a foundation for both artistic mediums. When you hear a perfectly composed piece of music, it takes you on a mental/emotional journey based on relationships between rhythm and sound. A well designed space will give you the same sense of reverence and awe. This... [Read more...]