The $5 million CPKC Pavilion has transformed the Riverfront Streetcar Station into an iconic terminus experience. This new Kansas City landmark feature an artistic metal canopy, sculptural lighting, and enhanced passenger boarding and waiting areas. Designed by a local team led by Burns & McDonnell and Zahner, this end-of-line streetcar stop serves as a welcoming front door to Berkley Riverfront, CPKC Stadium, and future riverfront developments.

Inspired by the movement and flow of the Missouri River, the architecturally striking canopy and vertical beacons of light symbolizes Kansas City’s deep connection to the river that shaped its history. The CPKC Pavilion stands as an artistic landmark — blending art, architecture, and function to create a distinctive and memorable arrival experience at the Riverfront. The $5 million project will be funded through a combination of federal grant dollars and private contributions.

The KC Streetcar, Port KC and CPKC are project partners. KEM Studios designed the pavilion in partnership with Burns & McDonnell. Construction started and will finalize in 2026.