This project involved the adaptive reuse of a 1970’s Taco Bell restaurant to be converted into a branch bank in Shawnee, Kansas. The utilization of much of the existing restaurant’s structural systems, drives and parking areas was carefully coordinated with two strategically located additions which completely changed the character from a fast food restaurant to a modern branch bank facility. Included in this project design are three walk-in teller lines, loan officer area, presidential office/conference room, break room, teller workroom and a drive-thru teller area adjacent to walk-in teller areas for staffing efficiency. Exterior improvements included the addition of a canopy with three drive-thru lanes and an ATM.
The 19,400 addition to the Electrical Apprenticeship and Training Center nearly doubled the size of their existing facility. The new addition includes a 2,240 S.F. welding instruction lab with....
The EǾE or Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity House was originally built in 1954 with two subsequent building additions completed in the early 60’s and late 80’s. After 50 years of intense use and....
The Wyatt Park Baptist Church congregation had been worshipping in the gymnasium since 1994, when the original building was constructed. Mantel Teter Architects worked with the building....
