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This 6500 square foot traditional Tudor style home was designed
for a professional couple with young children. They wished
to have the elegance of a circular stairway yet the home had
to accommodate the informal needs of a young family
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Tastefully integrated into an up-sloping lot, this residence
was designed as a home for its builder. The result is a home
that serves as an example of the quality, taste and experience
of the contractor.
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A finely appointed and detailed home, this house was designed
and built as a speculative property on a golf course lot.
With the considerable investment involved, it was critical
to design a home that would satisfy the demands of the most
discerning buyer.
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This very large 8400 square foot home was designed to accommodate
an extended family. In addition to the needs of the parents
and children, this home provides a living area for a parent
while maintaining privacy when needed. In addition to the
areas expected in a home this size, there is a four-car garage,
large deck and swimming pool, media room, library, and many
more features.
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This 4600 square foot home needed to accommodate large group
functions while still providing quiet, intimate spaces for
its owners. The design takes full advantage of its corner
location to allow both formal and family-oriented entrances.
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These duplex Townhomes were designed to downplay the feeling
and appearance of multi-family living. The garages and entrances
were carefully separated and oriented differently to give
a sense of identity to each owner. These units have proven
very popular with buyers looking for the advantages of both
single and attached housing.
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As a home in a more typical mid-size range, the multiple
levels of living space allow this family to have a variety
of choices in living areas. Whether it's a family activity
that all gather for, or the need for one's own space, a well
designed home can help everyone live in harmony.
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When a family starts growing and budgets aren't unlimited,
the economy and size of a multi-level home can often answer
those needs. This story and a half house can provide that
economy while still allowing for some height and visual interest
in living areas.
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Even if your space needs are more modest, your home should
still provide tasteful design and pride of ownership. Small
and medium sized homes can be well designed, well appointed
and comfortable.
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Commercial |
Brandon Woods Community Building
This Community Building functions as a multi-use facility
for the Townhome residents of the Brandon Woods Retirement
Community. With several meeting areas, a large kitchen, a
game/craft room, and modestly sized living room, the building
can handle groups from a few to well over 100. This facility
is designed with the flexibility to allow the users to configure
its uses. |
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The Dance Gallery
The Dance Gallery is a privately owned and operated dance
school providing instruction for students of all ages. Within
this 11,000 square foot facility there are four major dance
studios of varying size. The building's wood frame construction
helped maintain a modest budget and comfortable environment
for its students. |
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McGrew Realty - 6th Street
Formerly Lawrence Realty Associates, the 6th Street facility
for McGrew Realty is part of a three
building complex in a fast growing area of Lawrence, Kansas.
Although traditional in its exterior form and interior detailing,
this structure incorporates the most current audio, video,
and computer networking systems necessary to succeed in the
competitive and fast moving area of real estate sales and
development. |
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McGrew Realty - !5th & Kasold
The main offices of McGrew Real Estate have
stood the test of time. This facility was built 15 years ago
as the gateway to new areas being developed by this marketing
and development real estate firm. Today, as then, this facility
is a prominent part of their corporate image. |
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Neu Physical Therapy Center
Neu Physical Therapy Center was constructed in 1993 to provide
a new and expanded home for its owner and staff. There was
a conscious effort to avoid an institutional appearance and
that carries thru to the cozy living room style waiting area
complete with a fireplace. In addition to individual and occupational
therapy areas, this facility includes an indoor warm water
pool for water aerobics and therapeutic use. |
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Stone Creek Restaurant
This restaurant is an adaptive reuse project . The original
structure was a home built by a plumbing contractor in the
1950's, and its masonry, steel and concrete construction
had the commercial/industrial elements that fit the client's
renovation concept. Although much was changed, parts of
this structure are still visible in what can now only be
described as a rustic and eclectic design.
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