Clark and Enersen
Official Clark and Enersen business agent. Clark and Enersen is a full-service architecture, engineering, landscape architecture and planning firm founded in 1946, with eight offices including one at 2020 Baltimore Avenue, Suite 300, Kansas City, MO 64108.
About Clark and Enersen
Clark and Enersen states it was "founded in 1946 in Lincoln, Nebraska, by Architect Kenneth B. Clark and Landscape Architect Lawrence A. Enersen — Harvard graduates who shared a commitment to collaboration and excellence in design." The firm page says the two "grew our firm through a wide range of public and private work and created a legacy of collaborating across A/E disciplines," and it links to a behind-the-scenes story of the firm's first 75 years.
On size and reach, the same page says "Clark and Enersen has eight office locations across the country" and, in a separate summary, "With over 180 professionals across seven offices, we have honed our highly collaborative design approach through working closely with clients across the country." The two figures for office count differ on the page itself; the contact page lists eight office addresses, one of which is in Kansas City, Missouri.
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About Clark and Enersen
Clark and Enersen states it was "founded in 1946 in Lincoln, Nebraska, by Architect Kenneth B. Clark and Landscape Architect Lawrence A. Enersen — Harvard graduates who shared a commitment to collaboration and excellence in design." The firm page says the two "grew our firm through a wide range of public and private work and created a legacy of collaborating across A/E disciplines," and it links to a behind-the-scenes story of the firm's first 75 years.
On size and reach, the same page says "Clark and Enersen has eight office locations across the country" and, in a separate summary, "With over 180 professionals across seven offices, we have honed our highly collaborative design approach through working closely with clients across the country." The two figures for office count differ on the page itself; the contact page lists eight office addresses, one of which is in Kansas City, Missouri.
The page describes the firm as full-service, with design experts who "work together under one roof" and integrate site, systems, and structure. It says the team "excels in planning and design of a wide range of science and technology projects" and that this experience has enabled work on projects nationally and internationally. The firm's stated vision is to "empower and inspire through partnership in thoughtful design."
The website does not publish professional licences, state registrations, individual credentials, awards, rankings, or certifications for the firm, so none should be assumed. It publishes no prices, no fees, and no hours.
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What Clark and Enersen does
Clark and Enersen describes itself as "a full-service firm with outstanding design professionals in the primary disciplines of architecture, landscape architecture, planning, and mechanical, electrical, structural, and civil engineering, as well as commissioning." The firm's services page lists the following services in full: Architecture, Civil Engineering, Commissioning, Community and Stakeholder Engagement, Construction Administration, Digital Experience Design, Electrical Engineering, Energy Modeling, Grant Assistance, Interior Design, Laboratory Planning, Land Development, Landscape Architecture, Mechanical Engineering, Planning, Space Analytics, Structural Engineering, and Sustainable and Human-Centered Design.
The same page states the team also includes in-house experts in community and stakeholder engagement, construction administration, digital experience design, energy modeling, grant assistance, interior design, laboratory planning, land development, and sustainable and human-centered design. The firm says it brings all services together through what it calls a "unique, holistic design approach," which it says enhances its ability to communicate with clients and explore solutions, helps the team collaborate, and produces "superior integration of site, systems, and structure," with the stated end result of "smooth project delivery and precise documents."
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What Clark and Enersen does
Clark and Enersen describes itself as "a full-service firm with outstanding design professionals in the primary disciplines of architecture, landscape architecture, planning, and mechanical, electrical, structural, and civil engineering, as well as commissioning." The firm's services page lists the following services in full: Architecture, Civil Engineering, Commissioning, Community and Stakeholder Engagement, Construction Administration, Digital Experience Design, Electrical Engineering, Energy Modeling, Grant Assistance, Interior Design, Laboratory Planning, Land Development, Landscape Architecture, Mechanical Engineering, Planning, Space Analytics, Structural Engineering, and Sustainable and Human-Centered Design.
The same page states the team also includes in-house experts in community and stakeholder engagement, construction administration, digital experience design, energy modeling, grant assistance, interior design, laboratory planning, land development, and sustainable and human-centered design. The firm says it brings all services together through what it calls a "unique, holistic design approach," which it says enhances its ability to communicate with clients and explore solutions, helps the team collaborate, and produces "superior integration of site, systems, and structure," with the stated end result of "smooth project delivery and precise documents."
This services page publishes no prices, no cost or fee figures, no rates, and no estimate or quote amounts for any of these services. It also publishes no hours and no description of how services are scoped or packaged. To ask about services for a specific project, a client uses the contact page or the published office phone numbers; a quote or estimate would have to come from the firm directly, because none is published on the website.
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Where Clark and Enersen works
Lists Lawrence, Baltimore, Kansas City, Charleston, Council Bluffs, Lincoln, Omaha, and Union as a location. Names Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Oregon, South Carolina, and South Dakota as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.
Prices
Clark and Enersen publishes two email addresses for getting in touch about projects. The Plan Room page states: "Are you looking to obtain information about our projects that are currently bidding? Please contact: planroom@clarkenersen.com" and "Interested in starting a new project? Please contact: marketing@clarkenersen.com". The Plan Room exists so contractors and others can "obtain construction plans and blueprints available for our current projects," with bidding projects listed by bid date.
The contact page adds routed points of contact rather than direct addresses: Get in Touch with HR for people interested in joining the firm, Get in Touch with Business Development for teaming enquiries, Get in Touch with Marketing for general questions or comments, and Get in Touch with our Plan Room Team for questions about project plans. The contact page says: "If you have any questions about working together, don't hesitate to reach out," and notes the firm's design professionals are also "available for speaking engagements."
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Prices
Clark and Enersen publishes two email addresses for getting in touch about projects. The Plan Room page states: "Are you looking to obtain information about our projects that are currently bidding? Please contact: planroom@clarkenersen.com" and "Interested in starting a new project? Please contact: marketing@clarkenersen.com". The Plan Room exists so contractors and others can "obtain construction plans and blueprints available for our current projects," with bidding projects listed by bid date.
The contact page adds routed points of contact rather than direct addresses: Get in Touch with HR for people interested in joining the firm, Get in Touch with Business Development for teaming enquiries, Get in Touch with Marketing for general questions or comments, and Get in Touch with our Plan Room Team for questions about project plans. The contact page says: "If you have any questions about working together, don't hesitate to reach out," and notes the firm's design professionals are also "available for speaking engagements."
No price, cost, fee, rate, or estimate is published anywhere on the site, and there is no published fee schedule, proposal fee, or consultation cost. There is no online booking tool, no appointment scheduler, and no published business hours, so a booking or appointment cannot be confirmed from the website. The way to request a quote or schedule a conversation is to email marketing@clarkenersen.com, use the contact page, or phone an office - for the Kansas City area, 816.474.8237.
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Hours and contact
Clark and Enersen publishes a Kansas City office. Its address and phone, listed on the contact page under the heading Missouri, are: 2020 Baltimore Avenue, Suite 300, Kansas City, MO 64108, phone 816.474.8237. That is the only Missouri location published, and it is the office nearest the Kansas City metro area.
The contact page also lists these other offices, which are separate firm locations and not the Kansas City address: Nebraska - 1010 Lincoln Mall, Suite 200, Lincoln, NE 68508, p 402.477.9291, and 6464 Center Street, Suite 140, Omaha, NE 68106, p 531.800.5015; Kansas - 2033 Becker Drive, Suite 102, Lawrence, KS 66047, p 913.433.2110; Colorado - 123 N. College Avenue, Suite 200, Fort Collins, CO 80524, p 970.818.8999; Oregon - 11658 SE 35th Avenue, Milwaukie, OR 97222, p 503.308.0265; Iowa - 215 S. Main Street, Suite 205, Council Bluffs, IA 51503, p 712.796.1900; South Carolina - 472 Meeting Street, Suite C-146, Charleston, SC 29403, p 843.414.4404.
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Hours and contact
Clark and Enersen publishes a Kansas City office. Its address and phone, listed on the contact page under the heading Missouri, are: 2020 Baltimore Avenue, Suite 300, Kansas City, MO 64108, phone 816.474.8237. That is the only Missouri location published, and it is the office nearest the Kansas City metro area.
The contact page also lists these other offices, which are separate firm locations and not the Kansas City address: Nebraska - 1010 Lincoln Mall, Suite 200, Lincoln, NE 68508, p 402.477.9291, and 6464 Center Street, Suite 140, Omaha, NE 68106, p 531.800.5015; Kansas - 2033 Becker Drive, Suite 102, Lawrence, KS 66047, p 913.433.2110; Colorado - 123 N. College Avenue, Suite 200, Fort Collins, CO 80524, p 970.818.8999; Oregon - 11658 SE 35th Avenue, Milwaukie, OR 97222, p 503.308.0265; Iowa - 215 S. Main Street, Suite 205, Council Bluffs, IA 51503, p 712.796.1900; South Carolina - 472 Meeting Street, Suite C-146, Charleston, SC 29403, p 843.414.4404.
The contact page invites visitors to "reach out directly to any of our seven offices," although eight office addresses are listed there.
No opening hours are published for the Kansas City office or for any other location, and the website does not say which days or times an office is open. The site publishes no service area map and no list of areas served, so the geographic area covered from the Kansas City address is not stated. Anyone needing hours, an appointment, or confirmation of coverage for a particular location should contact the office by phone or through the contact page.
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Project types and sectors served
Clark and Enersen organises its portfolio into eleven published sectors: Civic, Corporate, Government, Healthcare, Higher Education, Housing, PK-12 Education, Planning, Science and Technology, Sports and Recreation, and Worship. Each sector has its own section of the Our Work pages.
The firm describes its approach on that page as "a comprehensive approach to design through our multidisciplinary team and working alongside our clients," and says its portfolio "is the direct result of our commitment to the communities we serve." It states that its range of experience runs "from state-of-the-art science and technology facilities to athletic competition venues."
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Project types and sectors served
Clark and Enersen organises its portfolio into eleven published sectors: Civic, Corporate, Government, Healthcare, Higher Education, Housing, PK-12 Education, Planning, Science and Technology, Sports and Recreation, and Worship. Each sector has its own section of the Our Work pages.
The firm describes its approach on that page as "a comprehensive approach to design through our multidisciplinary team and working alongside our clients," and says its portfolio "is the direct result of our commitment to the communities we serve." It states that its range of experience runs "from state-of-the-art science and technology facilities to athletic competition venues."
For a prospective client, these sector names are the practical guide to what kinds of buildings and sites the firm works on: city and civic buildings, corporate workplaces, government facilities, healthcare buildings, college and university campuses, housing, K-12 schools, master planning, laboratories and research facilities, sports and recreation venues, and places of worship.
The Our Work page publishes no prices, no cost ranges, no fees, and no typical project budgets, and it gives no schedule, hours, or booking information. It does not state minimum or maximum project sizes. Anyone wanting a quote or an estimate for a project in one of these sectors, or wanting to book a conversation, contacts the firm through the contact page or an office phone number; the website itself carries no figures to quote.
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Published project examples including Kansas City
Clark and Enersen's home page highlights specific completed projects by name. Two are in the Kansas City area. The firm writes that "KCPL's North-East Branch serves a highly-diverse community with various lingual and cultural backgrounds. The new space is specifically for the library's RISE program: an initiative that connects community members with quality services and resources through outreach, education, and advocacy." The project page for that work is titled "Kansas City Public Library, North-East Branch Renovation" and gives its location as Kansas City, Missouri. The firm also describes the makerspace at Johnson County Central Resource Library, where it says "a Kansas teen used the 3D printer" to make parts for a prosthetic hand.
Other named examples on the home page include The CenterPointe: Campus for Health and WellBeing, which the firm says "combines physical and mental healthcare, substance abuse treatment, and housing"; Union Plaza Park in Lincoln, Nebraska; the University of Nebraska Medical Center's Nebraska Nanomedicine Production Plant; Vida, near the Elyria-Swansea neighborhood, described as improving access to veterinary care; the Health 360 Integrated Care Clinic, an adaptive re-use project; and the South Dakota Animal Disease and Research Diagnostic Laboratory.
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Published project examples including Kansas City
Clark and Enersen's home page highlights specific completed projects by name. Two are in the Kansas City area. The firm writes that "KCPL's North-East Branch serves a highly-diverse community with various lingual and cultural backgrounds. The new space is specifically for the library's RISE program: an initiative that connects community members with quality services and resources through outreach, education, and advocacy." The project page for that work is titled "Kansas City Public Library, North-East Branch Renovation" and gives its location as Kansas City, Missouri. The firm also describes the makerspace at Johnson County Central Resource Library, where it says "a Kansas teen used the 3D printer" to make parts for a prosthetic hand.
Other named examples on the home page include The CenterPointe: Campus for Health and WellBeing, which the firm says "combines physical and mental healthcare, substance abuse treatment, and housing"; Union Plaza Park in Lincoln, Nebraska; the University of Nebraska Medical Center's Nebraska Nanomedicine Production Plant; Vida, near the Elyria-Swansea neighborhood, described as improving access to veterinary care; the Health 360 Integrated Care Clinic, an adaptive re-use project; and the South Dakota Animal Disease and Research Diagnostic Laboratory.
These are the client and project names the firm itself publishes. The site gives no construction costs, no fees, no design price for any of them, and no project schedules or durations.
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What Clark and Enersen has not published yet
These are things people ask Clark and Enersen that its published information does not yet cover.
- prices
- availability
- professional licences or state registrations
- awards, rankings or certifications
- project timelines or completion dates
- contract terms or scope of services
- fee structures or hourly rates
- unpublished client or project names
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What Clark and Enersen has not published yet
These are things people ask Clark and Enersen that its published information does not yet cover.
- prices
- availability
- professional licences or state registrations
- awards, rankings or certifications
- project timelines or completion dates
- contract terms or scope of services
- fee structures or hourly rates
- unpublished client or project names
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