Recently I took my family to Exploration Place , a children's science museum by Architect, Moshe Safdie in Wichita, Kansas. I was surp...

Name: Cumonow Residence Architect: Kivett and Myers Year Designed: 1951 Builder: Unknown Year Built: 1951 Size: 3400 sq. ft. (720 sq. ft. ...

Last week, on March 26th and 27th,our friend Dan Naegle, Professor of Architecture at Iowa State University brought his students to town. Wh...

Three members of KCMODERN headed off to St. Louis this past weekend to see the exhibit, Eero Saarinen Shaping the Future at the Mildred L...

Corrigan residence in final constructio stage, 1913, scanned from Stalking Louis Curtiss by Wilda Sandy and Larry K. Hancks Bernard Corrigan...

Construction on the Bernard Corrigan Mansion started in 1913. Corrigan was successful as a building contractor, street railway developer and...

We have had a few questions since starting the blog asking for information on the house pictured in the header of our blog. We have also bee...

Name: Walter Edwin Bixby, Sr. Residence Architect: Edward W. Tanner Landscape Architect: Hare and Hare Interior Designer: Kem Weber Year Des...

Kem Weber. Elevation of Rumpus Room for W. E. Bixby, Sr. Residence, 1936-37. Watercolor and graphite on board. The University Art Museum, Un...

The previous post about "Stonestream" generated quite a bit of interest from friends and acquaintances that wanted to see more of ...

Here is a vintage photo of a landmark Wichita, Kansas business, Foley Tractor. Now known as Foley Equipment, the original building by Archit...

If you are driving south on I-35 out of downtown Kansas City, MO and look down to the right, you'll see an older neighborhood. Standing ...