4422 Residence
May 22, 2015
Another project underway! Watch out for that first step! Taking advantage of a break in the weather to pour the footings. We've been kind of bad about keeping this updated...
kansas Tag
Some love from KCH&G
August 20, 2014
A great article on the C2 project by KCH&G. Thanks to everyone for making it a great project and thanks to Matt Kocourek for making our project look even better. Here are a few more pictures that weren't used in the article. Take a look at what they had to say here. ...
KC Magazine 2012
June 28, 2012
Results are in! RDM won an award in the traditional architecture category for the 1232 Residence ( see the final photos here ) It was a great party and we're already looking forward to next year when we'll have quite a few new projects to enter. ...
Houzz 2012
April 17, 2012
RDM Architecture Receives Houzz’s 2012 ‘Best Of Remodeling’ Award Survey of More than 1.2 Million Members Reveals Most Popular Design Kansas City, Mo. -- April 2012 – RDM Architecture of Kansas City, Missouri, has been awarded “Best Of Remodeling” 2012 by Houzz, a leading online platform for residential remodeling and design. The firm, founded in 1979 with a niche in residential new construction and renovation, was selected by members of the Houzz community. RDM Architecture’s work won in the design category, for a design...
RDM takes home another award!
June 23, 2011
Last week while Rick was away KC Magazine held their annual Design Excellence Awards. Mike and Matthew showed up at the new J.E. Dunn headquarters downtown to represent RDM Architecture and hopefully pick up an award. We submitted the Sun Room Addition (https://www.rdmarchitecture.com/blog-whats-new/dogs-and-architecture.html) and took home an award for Architecture_Exterior! Former RDM employee Jerad Foster and his crew, who built the entertainment unit pictured above for the project, picked up an award for that as well making the project...
Belvedere Excavation
November 8, 2010
08 November 2010 Excavation continues at Lake Quivira: A great deal of work has been done already as you can see from the photos below and its possible now to get a feeling for where each level of the house will eventually sit. Having removed the loose rock and soil, the work now consists of breaking free and dragging out car-sized boulders. Not an easy task but it continues to move along on schedule....