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Post5:13 PM - 1 day ago#601

Would love to see WUSTL/Barnes involved in Railway or any of the large vacant lots or buildings - they have the capital and they will bring the jobs


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Post5:36 PM - 1 day ago#602

dbInSouthCity wrote:
5:02 PM - 1 day ago
Space is already constrained at BJC HealthCare / Washington University Medical Campus, so WUSTL acquiring St. Louis College of Pharmacy, it would make strategic sense to fold those existing pharmacy school buildings into the broader medical campus. That could free up an opportunity to relocate the pharmacy college itself to the Railway Exchange Building.  It’s about 1000 people between staff & students.  May need some other functions at railway but STLCOP has dorms too
is this hypothetical, creative thinking (which I appreciate) or is this somehow based on something you've heard?   Be shocked if WashU moves *anything* from the BJC campus, as the campus/transit connectivity provides enormous economies of scale.  From the outside, those dorms look terrible, btw. like a cheap hotel.

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Post6:11 PM - 1 day ago#603

I would love to see that; however, since WashU owns Fontbonne, I believe that will address any needed space.

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Post6:17 PM - 1 day ago#604

soulardx wrote:
5:36 PM - 1 day ago
dbInSouthCity wrote:
5:02 PM - 1 day ago
Space is already constrained at BJC HealthCare / Washington University Medical Campus, so WUSTL acquiring St. Louis College of Pharmacy, it would make strategic sense to fold those existing pharmacy school buildings into the broader medical campus. That could free up an opportunity to relocate the pharmacy college itself to the Railway Exchange Building.  It’s about 1000 people between staff & students.  May need some other functions at railway but STLCOP has dorms too
is this hypothetical, creative thinking (which I appreciate) or is this somehow based on something you've heard?   Be shocked if WashU moves *anything* from the BJC campus, as the campus/transit connectivity provides enormous economies of scale.  From the outside, those dorms look terrible, btw. like a cheap hotel.
Bit of both, a university has looked at the building in 2026

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