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The Andover Library, Twin Ash: a Straw Bale House, Rainbows United, Eaton Place, Abode Furniture Store and the Wichita Animal Care Center all have one thing in common: uncommonly good design by WDM Architects.
Since our inception in 1980, our projects have one thing in common: Great Clients. Like WDM, our clients bring notable experience and interesting personalities to the table. Our interaction with them is what ultimately shapes the built environment. Interaction. Collaboration. Creativity. We are passionate about what we do, and that cuts across all project types. Whether you are a private developer, non-profit organization or government agency, let us know how we can collaborate with you to create meaningful architecture. We Do More. Abode Home Furnishings “Many of our customers on their first visit, walk a few steps into our store and stop and just look around letting the building soak in. A common comment is, “From the outside it looks big, but it’s so much bigger inside than I expected, and it’s so interesting.” Most comment on the warm feel of the structure, then quickly begin talking about the store’s merchandise — just as we wanted.” W.R. “Bill” Jackson Owner/Abode Home Andover Library “It has been a delight to work with WDM Architects on the Andover Public Library project. They embraced our aspiration for sustainability and brought great design ideas to the project.” Carol Wohlford Executive Director/Andover Public Library Cargill Learning Center “Our initial conversations with the architect were about adding classroom space because the demand for our facilities had increased so dramatically. For many architects, classrooms are about warehousing people. Our architect saw it as an opportunity to add education to every element of the experience. Using the nautilus showcased both mathematics and nature. The extensive use of recycled materials is saving us money and garnering additional publicity for our zoo and our mission.” Mark Reed Executive Director/Sedgwick County Zoo Twin Ash: A Straw Bale House “Before ground was broken, our vision was clear: to build a unique home that combined modern and natural design with energy-efficient features. A first-time owner/builder, we desired a straightforward, easy-to-assemble straw bale home – but something that didn’t compromise good design. WDM combined our needs with its staff’s design expertise. The result? In our opinion, one of the most striking homes in town.” Jon and Alissa Cyphers Owners/Twin Ash: A Straw Bale House Riverside Park “This project is very significant because it addresses the needs of the entire city with a centrally located, destination park. Additionally, it restores a local landmark, which has tremendous historical significance, and it recreates the sense of place that was the initial inspiration for Riverside Park more than a century ago.” Sharon Fearey District Six Council Member Wichita City Council |
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