The sidewalks are open on Waterman and most of DeBaliviere along the north building.
Issuedquincunx wrote: ↑May 28, 2022$1.3M building permit application submitted for buildout of Field Foods
what's the point of that vertical brown slab? Does nothing but block the views for many of the residents.
To be clear, that's not a freestanding wall. There's an apartment on the other side of that wall, so the view to the north would have been blocked anyway. As for why there's no windows, well it would be a nice view but it would also have a pretty clear view between those east facing windows into the south facing windows.framer wrote: ↑Aug 01, 2022what's the point of that vertical brown slab? Does nothing but block the views for many of the residents.
EDIT: just read earlier comments, if it's blocking the terrace view, yeah that's dumb.
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To me it looks like just a big building that could be offices. Would not be braggadocios about living there
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This is what I’m most excited for about this project. Being able to walk and get groceries again thank you.quincunx wrote:Issuedquincunx wrote: ↑May 28, 2022$1.3M building permit application submitted for buildout of Field Foods
Can't wait for the residents to move in, the retail tenants to open up, and sidewalk traffic to slightly pick up as a result. Such a major improvement over that strip mall and parking lot.
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^I take it that was the direct predecessor to the god-awful strip mall? Demo pictures around this town can make you cry.
The bus stop is missing on Waterman. Hello, TOD? This stuff is infuriating!
Then there's the missing crosswalk on the north side of Pershing at DeBaliviere that is still missing.
lol guess Heather Navarro's environmental studies degree didn't count for much.
Expo is in the STL Construction News and Review.
https://issuu.com/stlcnrmag/docs/cnr_ja22_full/4
Does anyone else fine the magazine pages on a website presentation super frustrating to read?
https://issuu.com/stlcnrmag/docs/cnr_ja22_full/4
Does anyone else fine the magazine pages on a website presentation super frustrating to read?
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I love the way it looks from the front of the MO History Museum. Coming along nicely.
Looking out towards the north from the steps of the History Museum makes me want to cry tears of joy.jacob_rb_15 wrote: ↑Aug 21, 2022I love the way it looks from the front of the MO History Museum. Coming along nicely.
The Lux v Expo lawsuit is scheduled for a bench trial Dec 12-15, 2022.
https://www.courts.mo.gov/casenet/cases ... cket=false
https://www.courts.mo.gov/casenet/cases ... cket=false
Expo Opens with More than 45 Percent of Residents Going Carless
https://cmt-stl.org/expo-opens-with-mor ... wuup9W1zrg
https://cmt-stl.org/expo-opens-with-mor ... wuup9W1zrg
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That’s incredible. I really want to get a tour of this building. I’ve been told it is a very bike friendly building.sc4mayor wrote:Expo Opens with More than 45 Percent of Residents Going Carless
https://cmt-stl.org/expo-opens-with-mor ... wuup9W1zrg
I didn't see any movement on the Fields Foods. Anyone else see any evidence of work occuring?
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Maybe it was moved but material was in the space last week.quincunx wrote:I didn't see any movement on the Fields Foods. Anyone else see any evidence of work occuring?