Mrs. C, an elderly friend living near 66th Terrace and Nall, Prairie Village KS kept saying her and her husband, Bob, had built a "Cli...

The Kansas City Design Alliance has planned design related events every day this week so check the schedule here: http://www.kcdesignweek.or...

The following studies depicts Carl's efforts to reconcile size and shape along with exterior walls, balconies and windows. Interesting t...

It's been almost two years since my friend and architect, Carl passed away. I have had the pleasant/painful task of organizing his many...

After spending the remaining three hour drive from Kingsville to the southernmost tip of Texas being perplexed by the Louis S. Curtiss My...

On my recent trip to South Texas my father wanted to stop our caravan and visit the King Ranch , which is the largest ranch in the world wit...

This video has some of the same images as the previous one...I thought it was worthwhile just because some of the images are different...Cli...

This film features places of interest in the Kansas City area from the 1950's into the 1990's. If you grew up in the area or were ar...

I remembered the venerable Whataburger chain of restaurants decked out in University Texas Longhorn colors from a week of college debauchery...

Then: Image courtesy of the National Trust for Historic Preservation Now: As the house appeared on my visit in December 2009

Before: Image courtesy of the National Trust for Historic Preservation After: As the house appeared on my visit in December 2009 As I mentio...

Recent image from unknown internet source On 24 May 2004, the National Trust for Historic Preservation listed the George Kraigher House on P...

Name: George Kraigher House Architect: Richard Neutra , with Frank L. Godwin, associate architect Year Designed: circa 1936 Builder: A. W. ...

I took these photos over the Christmas Holiday as the snows started to build up and drifts began to grow. This particular area on the roof ...

I'm late in getting this post up...Over Thanksgiving my family went to see relatives in Bartlesville, OK. As I always do, I had to crui...