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PostAug 11, 2023#751

Looks like the IH crane is coming down:

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PostSep 30, 2023#752

Big-ass crane going up tonight; big-ass bridge going up tomorrow:

https://stlouiscnr.com/mccarthy-buildin ... -hospital/

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PostSep 30, 2023#753

framer wrote:
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Big-ass crane going up tonight; big-ass bridge going up tomorrow:

https://stlouiscnr.com/mccarthy-buildin ... -hospital/
That's an odd article. The steel frame for the bridge went up last weekend. I'd assume the concrete placement is indeed happening tomorrow as it looks like the corrugated steel decking is in place. I guess the article a basically just a repost of a press release.

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PostJan 04, 2024#754

Got a moment to snap a photo of the progress while coming out of the Park:
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PostMar 18, 2024#755

A few more floors left till its topped out. Cranes will be jumped soon.





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PostMar 18, 2024#756

^It's nice to see that it really will be taller than it was. I still don't care for the glass cylinder bit, but . . . and I honestly liked the general look of the old building better. But this isn't bad, and the sheer mass of it is nice enough.

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PostMar 18, 2024#757

^^ Love that 3rd picture, thanks Chris.

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PostMar 18, 2024#758

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^^ Love that 3rd picture, thanks Chris.
Yep, great pic.   Filling the corner at Kingshighway & Lindell will only add to the wall.  

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PostJun 11, 2024#760

Topped out

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PostOct 18, 2024#761

The new Queeny Tower (or whatever they're calling it) looks good. The crane should come down soon.



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PostFeb 14, 2025#762

Shot through my sunroof recently of new Queeny Tower.
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PostFeb 14, 2025#763

Is there going to be a restaurant at the top of the new Queeny Tower?

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PostAug 22, 2025#764

Looks like Wash U closed the Grant Medical Clinic at Taylor & West Pine. Traffic cones blocking the parking lot and not a soul in sight for weeks, I presume they got moved into the new building on Forest Park Ave. Sure would be nice if they'd sell it for residential development but nonprofit institutions love to landbank their tax exempt property...

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PostAug 23, 2025#765

Oh, man, I love that little building. I sure hope it can be saved.

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PostAug 26, 2025#766

Grant Medical Clinic showing its address as 4320 Forest Park Avenue, a.k.a. Cortex One. Google is showing the old location, 114 North Taylor, as 'Permanently Closed'... Maybe, just maybe, this could be a harbinger for a better redevelopment of the Optimists International Building? Pure speculation. 

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PostAug 27, 2025#767

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Grant Medical Clinic showing its address as 4320 Forest Park Avenue, a.k.a. Cortex One. Google is showing the old location, 114 North Taylor, as 'Permanently Closed'... Maybe, just maybe, this could be a harbinger for a better redevelopment of the Optimists International Building? Pure speculation. 
I've heard rumor that the site will be developed in conjunction with a mid rise multi family on optimist site.  It will obviously require demo approval for optimist site.  

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PostDec 30, 2025#768

Does anyone here have intel about what on earth is taking WashU Med so long to pour some cement and reopen the pedestrian plaza by Metrolink? At least some of the time no one's even working behind the fences.

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Post2:24 PM - Jan 03#769

I have been wondering the same thing.

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Post7:48 PM - Jan 09#770

Major props to WashU.  Number 2 in NIH funding...STL is very fortunate to have a major research university in our backyard.

Over the past several decades, 115 WashU startups, including 38 companies in the St. Louis region that employ more than 1,100 people, have attracted more than $6 billion in private-sector investment. Since 2023, 80% of WashU startups are investor-funded or revenue generating. (Image: Sara Moser/WashU Medicine)

https://source.washu.edu/2026/01/washu- ... past-year/

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Post1:40 AM - Jan 10#771

1,110 jobs after $6b in funding is a joke

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Post3:02 AM - Jan 10#772

BJC + Wash U is great for StL, not a joke


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Post3:21 AM - Jan 10#773

Sounds like $6B is over the 115 startups, while the 38 in STL have 1100 employees.

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