When GastingerWalker&’s architect Dan Nenonen began evaluating the exterior conditions of Dyche Hall, it became apparent that years of weathering had taken its toll on the legendary grotesques that sit atop the north, east and south sides of the building. This was quickly confirmed once scaffolding was put in place around the building for the restoration of the existing stone and stucco façade. As passionate stewards of historic preservation, GastingerWalker& was thrilled to be a part of the process in planning the removal and documentation of the existing grotesques to be recreated. We look forward to seeing the newly carved sculptures installed next year to carry on their longstanding legacy of watching over the work inside the Museum.
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Hutchinson Public Library
Wonderful to be working with the Hutchinson Public Librar to create the new Robert and Neva Jane Upp Patron Center! GastingerWalker& and Hutchinson Public Library developed a new, flexible approach to circulation desk design and patron interaction. Thanks to Scott Rice Office Work and Square One for the great collaboration... read more
