Generator Studio Expands Ownership Group

Generator Studio, the Kansas City-based architecture and interior design firm, announced today the expansion of its leadership team with the addition of Peter Baird, Christina Franklin, and Andrew Kesel. The three join co-founders Tom Proebstle and Mike Kress in ownership, marking the first change to ownership in the studio’s 15-year history. “The leadership of Christina, […]

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Going for Gold: CPKC Stadium Achieves LEED Gold Certification

CPKC Stadium, home to the Kansas City Current, was awarded LEED Gold certification by the US Green Building Council, marking the first time a professional sports stadium in Missouri has received the distinction. As the venue’s architect, Generator was one of the many local design and build partners that worked with the KC Current ownership […]

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Moving Up: Generator Promotes Three Employees

Jared Hagedorn, Project Manager Joining the Generator squad nearly ten years ago, Jared has been the MVP on many of our notable sports projects, including the Kansas City Current Training Facility and the Centene Community Ice Center. With his attention to detail and dedication to producing quality work, he is an invaluable team member. Not […]

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Cue the Music: Riverside Amphitheater Breaks Ground

Construction is officially underway for the new Riverside Amphitheater after a groundbreaking ceremony hosted by Live Nation. The occasion included remarks from Riverside Mayor Kathy Rose, Senator Tony Luetkemeyer, Governor Mike Parson, and Live Nation Market Manager Dave Gerardi. During their remarks, Mayor Rose, Senator Luetkemeyer, and Governor Parson all shared their very first concert […]

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MOCSA Celebrates a Major Milestone

The Metropolitan Organization to Counter Sexual Assault (MOCSA) has broken ground on the nonprofit’s new home in Kansas City, Missouri. The new location, designed by Kansas City-based architecture and interior design firm Generator Studio, will more than double the organization’s current physical capacity. “Since 1975, MOCSA has been a place for survivors and now through […]

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Taste-Making with Tradition

Nestled in the heart of downtown Kansas City, three floors of office space have been transformed into a collaborative working environment adorned with walnut touches and artistic expressions that not only brighten the area but tell the story of Dickinson Financial Corporation’s (DFC) legacy.  In serving the architectural and interior design needs of DFC for […]

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Celebrating One Year at the New Child Protection Center

Earlier this month the Child Protection Center (CPC) gathered in the employee break area to celebrate one year in their new Generator-designed office space. Now it’s our turn to take a moment and celebrate the occasion and the design of CPC’s new home.  Child Protection Center provides the Greater Kansas City community with a safe […]

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Amphitheaters: Community + Entertainment Venues

The sense of community that comes with music is undeniable. Both online and in-person, communities are built around music that spans generations. Live music events create memorable moments so much that “What’s the first concert you ever attended?” has become a common icebreaker question in seeking mutual bonds. Amphitheaters serve as the host to many […]

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Breaking Ground in Birmingham

We joined our partners Live Nation and Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex in Alabama to celebrate the groundbreaking of the new Birmingham Amphitheater. Generator is the Design Lead and Architect of Record for the new 9,380-seat amphitheater set to welcome music lovers in Summer 2025. “As excited as we all will be to have a new place […]

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ESPN: CPKC Stadium Ranked No. 1 in NWSL Stadiums

In the article, Kassouf considered attending a Current game at CPKC Stadium “a bucket list item” for all soccer fans, citing the high-end touches of the premium areas, all seats being within 100 linear feet of the sideline, and the stadium’s prime location on the riverfront. Read the article here. We were responsible for the […]

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