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MHDC Approves Funding for ’08
KANSAS CITY, MO. — Preserving affordable units for public housing and in rural areas continued to be a focus for Missouri after funding for 34 rental projects for fiscal 2008 was approved.
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MISSOURI
KANSAS CITY—The Missouri Housing Development Commission (MHDC) made some small changes to its 2008 qualified allocation plan.
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Time Passages
Layering light in a residential setting often relies on the light fixture as a decorative object. But in the case of this converted two-story commercial building, a contemporary treatment was requested.
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Sculpting with Light
Some projects simply include lighting in their design, others root light in their core. The Bloch Building, the new addition to the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City, Missouri, is one such project.
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LIHTC Apartments Set to Convert to Affordable Condos
A low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC) property in Kansas City, Mo., took a big step toward converting from apartments into an affordable homeownership development after a critical Internal Revenue Service (IRS) ruling.
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derek Porter Becomes Director of Parsons' Lighting Program
in late august, lighting designer derek porter, principal and founder of Kansas City, Missouri-based Derek Porter Studio, was appointed the new Director of the MFA program in Lighting Design in the Department of Architecture, Interior Design, and Lighting at Parsons. An accomplished practitioner...
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Topeka, Kansas El Dorado Architects, Kansas City, MO Derek Porter Studio, Kansas City, MO Mike Sinclair, Kansas City, MO 24,000 square feet not provided approx. $60 per square foot (overall construction) H.E.
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People News
Jered E. Widmer has been named an associate of
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Energizing Downtown
With the nine-block Power & Light entertainment district under development, along with the 20,000-seat Sprint Arena and the new Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts, Kansas City’s downtown is experiencing a $4.5 billion urban renaissance.
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City Hall Lofts help revitalize downtown
Kansas City, Kan. Although loft conversions have been done for more than a decade in bustling Kansas City, Mo., its sister city in Kansas has seen its downtown lag for lack of housing.