Creating sustainable projects is a team effort that includes clients, engineers and landscape architects. The end goal for everyone is to build things that retain value – for the client, end-user and the earth.
Wichita is at the center of the nation’s flourishing youth sports scene, thanks to the State of Kansas and the City of Wichita’s $22 million investment in upgrades to the Stryker Sports Complex near K-96 and Greenwich.
Living along the western edge of the Midwest is challenging for plants. That’s why we’ve embraced the plants of the American Prairie landscape, introducing native and adaptable plants from our region into our Wichita campus landscape over the years.
At MKEC, part of our design philosophy is to begin with the end in mind. That includes careful planning and innovative thinking to ensure the best possible design, yes, but it also includes the people who will eventually interact with our designs.
One of Wichita’s newest luxury residential developments, Auburn Lakes by Perfection Builders, presented us with some fascinating engineering challenges.