Kansas City Architecture
Skyline 11st Street West
Tower of the Catholic Cathedral with DownTown office buildings in background
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warerhouse 1
Taken in the West Bottoms, the original site of Kansas city along the Missouri River
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Bartle Hall
Part of the Kansas City Conference Center
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Oak Street View 2
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Block'n Chip
View of a local Chipotle and the H and R Block Building taken at dawn
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City Hall and the Federal Justice Buildings
View of the details in the two adjacent buildings
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The Architectural Styles of Downtown Kansas City
Shows the range of architectural styles found in Downtown Kansas City - taken from the West Bottoms on W 12th Street
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Warehouse 2
On W 8th Street in the West Bottoms
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Walnut Street
View from the edge of the Power and Light District north
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Truman Road View
Looking north towards Downtown and the Power and Light district
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Side View, Federal Justice Building
the US District Court taken from Margaret Kemp Park, Kansas City
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Mulberry and W 8th in the WestBottoms
Kansas city began as a 'gateway' and service center for the West of the United States. The Bottoms area still has a number of warehouses in use from that era
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Woodswhether Road
Buildings were squeezed into every vacant corner of the Bottoms, although now many of the originals have become abandoned, derelict or completely removed so that the landscape is much more open
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