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Kansas City, MO, United States
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Icon at Gallerie
Kansas City, MO, United States
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2020
SIZE
25,000 sqft - 100,000 sqft
The Lofts at Gallerie occupy leftover land, formerly a gas station, adjacent to a cemetery. The surrounding
area has surface parking lots and parking garages. Still, views from this oddly shaped parcel were interesting to
the design team, both into the park-like cemetery and the nearby World War I memorial. A prime goal was to
activate the street, increase walkability and be catalytic for future development. Unit entrances are connected
to a generous sidewalk with porches. Balconies stretch beyond the building to access far away views, weaving
through the brick facade. Artwork on a prominent corner entrance integrates with the public spaces. Parking is
subgrade, with lighting bleeding through perforated brick screening for a subtle visual connection. Today, the
sidewalk is full of residents walking dogs or making their way to nearby restaurants and amenities – a complete
transformation of a once bleak and empty part of town.
area has surface parking lots and parking garages. Still, views from this oddly shaped parcel were interesting to
the design team, both into the park-like cemetery and the nearby World War I memorial. A prime goal was to
activate the street, increase walkability and be catalytic for future development. Unit entrances are connected
to a generous sidewalk with porches. Balconies stretch beyond the building to access far away views, weaving
through the brick facade. Artwork on a prominent corner entrance integrates with the public spaces. Parking is
subgrade, with lighting bleeding through perforated brick screening for a subtle visual connection. Today, the
sidewalk is full of residents walking dogs or making their way to nearby restaurants and amenities – a complete
transformation of a once bleak and empty part of town.
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