Month: July 2009

July 31, 2009

Forget the Trolley: Significant Development Coming to the East Loop Anyway

Forget the Trolley: Significant Development Coming to the East Loop Anyway

by Alex Ihnen 2 min

July 30, 2009

Toronto Celebrates Mid-Century High-rise Residential Retrofit: Can St. Louis Do the Same?

Toronto Celebrates Mid-Century High-rise Residential Retrofit: Can St. Louis Do the Same?

by Alex Ihnen 3 min

July 29, 2009

The Grove-1957: illustrating the challenges of Forest Park Southeast’s commerical district

The Grove-1957: illustrating the challenges of Forest Park Southeast’s commerical district

by Alex Ihnen < 1 min

July 28, 2009

“Driving Can Seriously Harm You and Others Around You”

“Driving Can Seriously Harm You and Others Around You”

by Alex Ihnen < 1 min

July 27, 2009

South Grand Explores Ideas to Go From Good to Great: traffic lane reductions possible

South Grand Explores Ideas to Go From Good to Great: traffic lane reductions possible

by Alex Ihnen < 1 min

July 27, 2009

(Decision) Friends of the San Luis, Inc., Plaintiff v. Archdiocese of St. Louis, etc., et al., Defendants

(Decision) Friends of the San Luis, Inc., Plaintiff v. Archdiocese of St. Louis, etc., et al., Defendants

by Alex Ihnen < 1 min

July 26, 2009

Barnes-Jewish Hospital Set To Stamp Identity North of Forest Park Avenue, Increase Retail, Density

Barnes-Jewish Hospital Set To Stamp Identity North of Forest Park Avenue, Increase Retail, Density

by Alex Ihnen 4 min

July 25, 2009

Cincinnati Sits On Empty $23M Transit Center

Cincinnati Sits On Empty $23M Transit Center

by Alex Ihnen < 1 min

July 24, 2009

The Grove’s Chouteau Park Becomes A Little More Real: neighborhood residents largely shrug

The Grove’s Chouteau Park Becomes A Little More Real: neighborhood residents largely shrug

by Alex Ihnen 2 min

July 23, 2009

Eyes On The Street: Is a restaurant a necessary ingredient for The Grove’s new park?

Eyes On The Street: Is a restaurant a necessary ingredient for The Grove’s new park?

by Alex Ihnen 2 min

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