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Kansas City Police Department Headquarters Renovation + Expansion
Kansas City Police Department Headquarters Renovation + Expansion
MO, United States
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Kansas City Police Department Headquarters Renovation + Expansion
MO, United States
Project Featured on Jan 05, 2018
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2015
SIZE
100,000 sqft - 300,000 sqft
BUDGET
$10K - 50K
Helix was selected by the City of Kansas City, Missouri and the Kansas City Police Department to lead the renovation of and addition to the Police Headquarters building in downtown Kansas City.
The purpose of the renovation is to reposition the facility, originally built in 1938, for another 70 years of service to the community, and to do so while respecting the character of the historic100,000-square-foot structure.
In addition to repairing the core and shell of the building - including exterior masonry restoration, window and roof replacement, streetscape design and systems upgrades - Helix is constructing a new building core outside the building, and a Community Room addition to increase the useable area inside.
Beyond addressing space requirements, the Police Department wanted to create a welcoming yet "we mean business" first impression for visitors (PERCEPTION), and a facility suited for collaboration, efficiency, team-building, and celebration (PURPOSE). Central to the design, too, was the need to communicate the Department's rich history of community service through a dignified and at times monumental space.
Photography by Michael Robinson.
The purpose of the renovation is to reposition the facility, originally built in 1938, for another 70 years of service to the community, and to do so while respecting the character of the historic100,000-square-foot structure.
In addition to repairing the core and shell of the building - including exterior masonry restoration, window and roof replacement, streetscape design and systems upgrades - Helix is constructing a new building core outside the building, and a Community Room addition to increase the useable area inside.
Beyond addressing space requirements, the Police Department wanted to create a welcoming yet "we mean business" first impression for visitors (PERCEPTION), and a facility suited for collaboration, efficiency, team-building, and celebration (PURPOSE). Central to the design, too, was the need to communicate the Department's rich history of community service through a dignified and at times monumental space.
Photography by Michael Robinson.
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