Berger Devine Yaeger + Architecture + Interiors + Planning

	909 Walnut Renovation Berger Devine Yaeger was part of the architectural team providing design services for the redevelopment of the abandoned Fidelity National Bank and Trust Building in downtown Kansas City. The 35-story art deco skyscraper has been a Kansas City landmark since 1931, when it was built during the height of the Great Depression. Complete in the spring of 2004 with 200 new apartments, with some of the best views in the city, occupying the 5th through 30th floors, the building was destined to take on new life. The first through fourth floors of the building, including the remnants of the original bank lobby, are renovated and remodeled as commercial tenants are signed to the building. As part of the project, a new 370-car parking garage structure will be constructed on lots immediately to the south of the building. Work on this 323,700 SF project is being completed in association with Corgan Associates, Inc. with a total cost of $36 million. 909 Walnut Renovation Guinotte Manor Northgate Senior Housing Pavillion Apartments Rockhurst Townhouse Village The Bluffs Boone County