Boulevard Visitor Center

Crossland renovates historic structure for local brewery

Kansas City, MO

The Boulevard Brewing Visitors Center was a much-anticipated attraction for beer enthusiasts in Kansas City and the surrounding regions. Crossland Construction Company was excited to be awarded the $2.2 million renovation project. The original structure, built in 1929, is a four-story building with a basement. Interior designs included removing the drywall and carpet to reveal the exposed masonry walls and concrete floors. A custom conveyor system transports the kegs from the basement to the upper levels. A Shasta trailer was placed on the second floor and functions as a photo booth. Additional beer hall features include various themed areas, incorporating a board game space, a lounge area, a nook, and an imported foosball table. Custom-made, laser-cut steel lines the walls of the stairwell opening. The project was delivered to a delighted Owner and a delighted public. Warehouse is used to house all of the equipment used in the oil operations.

Project Facts

Industry Sector: Commercial – Retail & Office
Cost: $2,276,521
Size: 23,000 SF
Delivery Method: Negotiated
Owner: Boulevard Brewing Company
Architect: Helix Architecture + Design

Project Awards:

Kansas City Business Journal Capstone Award

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