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Historic Building 404 Renovation

Fort Riley, KS

Yaeger Architecture, Inc. led the design team for the creation of a design-bid Request for Proposal (RFP) for the whole historic building adaptive renovation for Building 404. Yaeger Architecture provided project management, architecture, interior design, architectural historian, and sustainable design. This project was designed in accordance with LEED CI v4 Silver certification and National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) Section 106.

Building 404 was constructed in 1902 as a One Company Barracks. In the mid-1990’s the building was converted to a training and operations facility. The current renovation will convert the building back into a barracks following the current Army Operational Readiness Training Complex (ORTC) Barracks standard. The building will feature a minimum of 50 bedrooms with restrooms and built-in kitchenette spaces and common areas.

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