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8180 Cole : A Design Rebuild Success Story in Shawnee, Kansas
By: Will Dubois, AIA, LEED AP, Partner Davidson Architecture + Engineering (DA+E) is proud to celebrate the recognition of the 8180 Cole project in Shawnee, Kansas, honored with the DBIA Small Commercial Award. This achievement reflects the strength of true collaboration and the dedication of an exceptional project team. We extend our gratitude to our valued partners, JDG Construction (GC), Stand Structural Engineers (Structural), and EBS (MEP), whose expertise and commitment
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Davidson Architecture + Engineering Joins Redevelopment of Iconic Pod Project at 6330 Lamar Avenue
By: Hilary Zerr, P.E.,LEED AP, Partner Overland Park, KS – Davidson Architecture & Engineering is excited to be part of the design team for the transformative Pod Project at 6330 Lamar Avenue , a landmark redevelopment that blends history, innovation, and community impact. Originally built as part of Trans World Airlines’ Breech Training Academy, the 50,000-square-foot building is being reimagined by WIRED Women , a Kansas City-based group dedicated to empowering women in c
2 days ago2 min read


Workplace of the Future: Office Design Trends Post-Pandemic
By: Hilary Zerr, P.E., LEED, AP, Partner The COVID-19 pandemic reshaped how many people work, collaborate, and interact with our physical environments. As companies adapt to hybrid models and prioritize employee well-being, architecture and engineering firms are reimagining office spaces to meet the evolving needs of the modern workforce. At Davidson Architecture & Engineering , we believe the workplace of the future is not just about aesthetics, it’s about creating environm
Nov 42 min read


Top 5 Site Constraints Civil Engineers Must Address Before Breaking Ground
By: Hilary Zerr, P.E., Partner Before the first shovel hits the ground, civil engineers must navigate a complex landscape of site constraints that can significantly impact the success, cost, and timeline of a development project. Identifying and addressing these constraints early in the planning phase is essential to avoid delays, redesigns, and regulatory issues. Here are the top five site constraints every civil engineer should evaluate before breaking ground: 1. Soil Con
Oct 202 min read
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