Craig Patterson & Associates

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The two-story 1905 limestone building on Fort Riley's Main Post was originally built as a Guard House, but had been vacant for over 20 years.

CP&A worked closely with the client to provide technical research and to design a clean, contemporary space using a limited palette of materials that provided a neutral background with colorful accents and graphics. The low wall between the customers and the staff was covered with reddish-orange glass mosaic tiles with stainless steel trim. From the exposed roof structure, two (2) distinctively styled light fixtures were randomly suspended over the dining area, along with two (2) sizes of large, internally illuminated, drum-shaped elements with colorful fun graphics.

GEAR For Sports is a leading designer and manufacturer of sports apparel. In 1989, the company then known as Winning Ways, was faced with an immediate need for more space and functionality than their existing facility could provide. GEAR For Sports also foresaw expansion needs due to their current and future growth projections. CP&A was selected to provide the planning, design and construction services for a new facility in a new location.

With over thirty years of professional experience on a wide variety of projects for Hallmark, CP&A was tasked to analyze a program for a new Wellness Center for Hallmark employees and prepare a master plan to illustrate the size and location options.

The Museum of Art and Archeology was founded in 1957 and moved to historic Pickard Hall (1892) where it resides today. The three useable floors of Pickard Hall total approximately 24,600 square feet.

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