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Adaptive reuse is generally defined as reusing a building for a purpose other than what it was designed. This is not a new or unique practice but the term has gained popularity in recent years. As technology advances and society changes the uses for buildings [...]

National Preservation Month celebrates the nation's heritage through historic places. At A3G historic projects, like this home renovation and restoration, have a very special place in our hearts. Since this beautiful Victorian home was originally built in 1883 it had been long neglected and broken [...]

A photorealistic rendering, like the example above, is similar to a photo and often used for marketing purposes. How has architectural design changed in the last 50 years? The primary difference is rather than hand drafting and tedious model building to express our [...]

Over the years A3G has been involved in several renovation projects in downtown Smithville, Missouri. Most recently we were tasked with designing a new facade for the Smithville Area Chamber of Commerce. The building is located on Main Street right next to City Hall - so [...]

In real estate it’s all about the location, right? Well the same goes for your home office and what you do in it. According to Dr. Andrew Hall, a chiropractor at WellSpine KC in Overland Park, Kansas some good do’s and don’t’s for your home [...]

Last year one of our interior designers, Brandi Atwell, participated in the leadership class offered by the Kansas City Women’s Chamber of Commerce. While many organizations offer valuable leadership programs, this particular one offered a unique twist in being specifically tailored to women. [...]