Three Townhome Projects Continue Historic St. Louis Infill Trend
We’re big fans on infill townhomes in St. Louis. The relative density of these projects, large and small, fits well…
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The Lafayette Square Neighborhood by Grain, Inc.
If you like videos of St. Louis, you’ve likely heard of Grain, Inc. Their film “Here is St. Louis” garnered…
Absent Needed Transportation Discussion, Here Comes North-South Light ...
There’s a rail advocacy organization in St. Louis. There’s a regional transit entity in St. Louis. There is no transit…
Friday Live Chat
It’s back, the Friday Live Chat. You know what to do – just use the comments section below. We’re in…
Centene Corporate Auditorium, Parking Garage Design Revisions Presente...
Design for the largest project downtown Clayton has ever seen continues to evolve. While the most anticipated elements of Subdistrict…
MLS Expansion: St. Louis vs. Cincinnati
As St. Louis awaits a possible Plan B to become a Major League Soccer city, Cincinnati is squarely aimed at…
Five Townhomes Proposed for 10th and Locust in Downtown St. Louis
Plans for the corner of Locust and 10th Streets in downtown St. Louis have taken another turn. While demolition of…
40-Unit The Vistas in Forest Park Southeast Get Refined Design
When we first reported the big infill project coming to the Forest Park Southeast neighborhood south of Manchester Avenue, it…
Friday Live Chat
It’s back, the Friday Live Chat. You know what to do – just use the comments section below. We’re in…
Reproduction Historic Mansion Proposed for Compton Heights
By now, no one is surprised when Killeen Studio presents a historic replica project. The architecture firm has designed a…
10-Unit Condo Building Proposed for Central West End
The St. Louis City Preservation Board will review a proposal for shoehorning a 10-unit condo building into a long-vacant corner…
Goebel & Co. Furniture To Open Retail Space in Downtown Maplewood...
The retail landscape in St. Louis isn’t healthy. Vacancy is high, we’re famous for our dead malls and empty retail…