Cottleville, Missouri / Since 2003

Residential permit
drawings in 30 days or less.

Architecture for residential, commercial, civic, and public work, from small additions and custom decks to large facilities.

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Residential architectural rendering by Kostecki Architecture and Design

Second-generation architect
Owner-led practice

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A clearer residential path

Permit drawings in 30 days or less.

Kostecki Architecture + Design publishes a six-part permit-document timeline that begins with a free initial consultation and ends with construction documents or permit drawings.

days
or less

The published timeline

Six checkpoints.
One drawing set.

  1. Day 1Initial consultationAlways free
  2. Day 2Proposal provided
  3. Days 3–4Client review and approval
  4. Days 5–8Existing conditions work
  5. Days 9–16Schematic design and approval
  6. Days 17–30Construction documentsPermit drawings
Completed brick residence from Kostecki Architecture and Design

Residential architecture

Practical knowledge behind every design.

Kurt describes hands-on construction knowledge as important to learning how buildings go together. That practical understanding informs work ranging from decks and additions to custom homes.

Discuss a residential project

Selected work + studies

Across building types and scales.

The practice works across residential, commercial, civic, public, and senior-living projects. Three-dimensional studies help clients see the intended direction before construction.

Sacred Heart Parish Hall exterior
Built workSacred Heart Parish Hall
Cottleville City Hall and police facility rendering
VisualizationCivic design study
Lake Perry Clubhouse architectural rendering
VisualizationLake Perry Clubhouse

Envisage renderings

See the space before it exists.

At the start of a project, three-dimensional renderings can help communicate the intended look of the final design.

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High-rise architectural massing study
High-rise site study
Commercial lobby rendering
Commercial interior study
Conference room architectural rendering
Conference room study
Kurt R. Kostecki, Owner and Principal Architect

Owner + Principal Architect

Kurt R. Kostecki

Kurt is a second-generation architect and a 1991 graduate of Kansas State University with a Bachelor of Architecture degree. Kostecki Architecture + Design was founded in 2003.

Practice
Founded 2003
Range
Residential to 150,000-square-foot facilities
Approach
Design informed by how buildings go together

Client perspective

“An outstanding and beautiful facility for both the City of Cottleville’s municipal needs and the needs of the Cottleville Police Department.”
City of Cottleville

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