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For this year’s final #BlackHistoryMonth community spotlight, KAI looks to the Arlington Grove Apartments project. Located in the City of St. Louis, this special project included the redevelopment of the William B. Ittner designed Arlington School, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Established under the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, the National Register of Historic Places, managed by the National Park Service, aims to facilitate public and private initiatives in identifying, assessing, and safeguarding America's historical and archaeological assets. KAI was chosen by the St. Louis Housing Authority to perform Design-Build services and transform the block into a $34 million, 162,000 square foot mixed-income and mixed-finance residential development that includes 112 units of apartments, townhouses, and semi-detached housing as well as a mixed-use building and renovated school. The 91 construction housing units included a heavy emphasis on sustainability that positively impacts both the residents and the community for years to come. The opportunity to help provide people in underserved areas with a meaningful place to live and a starting point for a better future is something on which we’ve built our legacy. Our mission of transforming communities is part of every project we take part in and is a mission we strive for with each step we take into the future. Read more about this historic and meaningful project in the link below. https://lnkd.in/g-m-VSSp #TransformingCommunities #CommunityImpact #AEC #Design #Engineering #CommunityInvestment #Construction #CommunityDesign #ResidentialDesign #EducationDesign

The White House: More than a residence, a symbol of democracy and history. Valued at around $400 million, it's where presidents make decisions that shape our nation. From iconic architecture to cultural significance, it stands as a testament to America's values. 🏛️ Follow us for more facts! #TallahasseeFacts #homeadvisors #realestateagent #realestate #realestatefacts #Tallahassee #TallahasseeHomes #facts #funfacts #didyouknow #backtoschool

Join the Lambda Alpha International George Washington Chapter (LAIGW) for a presentation on "Transportation's Role in Placemaking: How does it improve developments and communities?".

#RealEstateTriviaFriday scroll down for the answer . . . . 3) Frank Lloyd Wright's son They were invented around 1916 by John Lloyd Wright, second son of well-known architect Frank Lloyd Wright. They were inducted into the National Toy Hall of Fame in 1999. They are named after U.S. president Abraham Lincoln, who once lived in a log cabin. . . . . 📲 📧 #TeamHarris4RealEstate #KellerWilliamsPlatinum #DreamHome #RealEstateExpert #RealEstateProfessional #WhoYouTrustIsKey #HomeSellingTips #HomeBuyingTips #MilitaryRelocationProfessional #AccreditedBuyerRepresentative #EdmondHomesForSale #PiedmontHomesForSale #DeerCreekHomesForSale #MustangHomesForSale #YukonHomesForSale #MooreHomesForSale #NormanHomesForSale #OklahomaHomesForSale #OkcMetroHomesForSale #OkcBricktown #OklahomaRealtor #HomeValue #WhatIsMyHomeWorth #RealEstate #RealEstateAgent #OklahomaLuxuryHomes

🏢 Exploring Chicago's Architectural Evolution 🏢 The skyline of Chicago tells a story of architectural innovation and urban transformation. As we delve into the city's rich history, we uncover the rise of iconic structures that have shaped its identity. Thought-provoking question: If you had the opportunity to step back in time, which period of Chicago's architectural legacy would you choose to experience? Would it be the vibrant energy of the 1920s, the resilience of the post-war era, or the ambition of the modern skyscraper age? I'd love to hear your insights below. ⏳🏛 #ChicagoArchitecture #UrbanEvolution #HistoricalInsights #CityLandmarks #ProfessionalDevelopment

"I KNOW THIS PLACE!" This vibrant and historically significant city in Massachusetts is one of the oldest cities in the United States and has played a pivotal role in the country's history. It is renowned for its prestigious universities and colleges, including Harvard University, MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), and many more. The city is a global hub for education, attracting students and researchers from around the world. Walking through the streets, you'll encounter a mix of historic and modern architecture. Beacon Hill, with its charming red-brick buildings and cobblestone streets, is particularly famous for its well-preserved 19th-century architecture. One of the famous places in the city is the Old State House, which stands as a tangible embodiment of America's rich history and its pivotal role in shaping the nation. This iconic building, constructed in 1713, holds the distinction of being one of the oldest public structures in the United States and a cherished symbol of Boston's enduring significance in American history. Do you know what famous city this is in Massachusetts? Comment below! #guessinggame #minigame #monday #mondaymotivation  #prevailingwage #wagedetermination #wagesandsalaries #wageandhour #constructionaccounting #accountingservices #businessconsultingservices #payrollservices

Ninety percent of real estate development will involve adaptive reuse of existing buildings in lieu of new construction. Adaptive reuse is on an unprecedented rise. In blog #11 we’re exploring where forgotten structures are reborn, history meets innovation, and dilapidated relics transform into vibrant community spaces, celebrating the past while embracing the future. You can read the full blog by clicking the link below ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/e3-K9kXD

How good are you at handling surprises? Continuing the architecture theme from yesterday let me set the scene... My wife was invited (I tagged along) to the 100th anniversary of the Oneida Public Library. starting around 2010, she was tasked with designing a new library from the ground up. building and designing civic buildings for an architect is pretty rare, especially in a small city. Civic buildings are generally renovated, not built, because all the civic buildings were likely already built years ago. And a Public library requires the public to "buy in to the idea", plus fundraising and funding. We're talking about a building that could stand for a 100 yrs!! So.....fast forward to today and at least 10 yrs of devoted effort, not only by my wife but many people involved, the Oneida Public Library is the gem of the community. As we walked into the celebration event we were greeted by many people that worked with her on this project. Right in front of room was a sign... "Library of the Year"🥳 she was so surprised! the award is not given because of outstanding design, that would be an award given by her peers. This award was given because of its function, the centerpiece of the community.. Knowing how much sweat, tears and effort that went into this, I got a lump in my throat for sure. But as big a surprise as that was there was another one... The presentation of 100 years singled out the pillars of the community that were instrumental in not only keeping the library going during tough economic times... but having the vision to see a new one built.🤓 one of the pillars was a long serving director (now deceased) and some of his family was there. when they introduced one of them, I recognized the name as my client.. someone I only had only met through emails and phone calls, thanks to the post pandemic way of doing business.🤑 I approached her afterwards and said "Hi S...., I'm David Marshall" 🤝 Surprise!!!😀 it was fantastic meeting her and when she put it together as to why I was there, she shared stories and certainly a great meeting! So.....on this relaxing Sunday... here's my question... How good are you at handling surprises? Good ones hopefully👇👇👇 #libraries #pillarsofthecommunity #civicleadership #architecture #civicbuilding #surprise

PSA: Preservationist who gives a damn about the future of your community and your architectural eyesores! Do you need eyes on your old buildings and boots on the ground in your community? 👢Message Jessica at Preservation Forward if you’ve got buildings that are old and well built, but need creative solutions to make them vibrant again! I make community calls. I educate building owners on financial incentives that pair favorably for historic rehabs. I assess building conditions and read historic buildings: the good, the bad, and the damn-near, down trodden. We’ll prioritize your historic buildings and create a tactical, historic preservation plan for your community. Architectural eyesore to #architecturaleyecandy ♥️ #thisplacematters #oldbuildings #historicpreservation #michiganplacesmatter Activate to view larger image,