* Estimated height



St. Louis City



-The Bottle District Condos III (54-stories), Downtown St. Louis (pending)

-The Bottle District Condos II (47-stories), Downtown St. Louis (pending)

-The Bottle District Condos I (34-stories), Downtown St. Louis (pending)

-Centene Centre I(27-stories), Downtown St. Louis

-Lindell Condominiums (26-stories), Central West End

-Centene Centre II(25-stories), Downtown St. Louis

-Roberts Tower (24-stories), Downtown STL, Roberts Properties

-Four Seasons Hotel (22-stories), Downtown STL, Pinnacle Entertainment

-SkyHouse (22-stories), downtown STL, Metropolitan Development Enterprises

-Ballpark Village Tower I, Downtown St. Louis, Cordish (15-30-stories*)

-Ballpark Village Tower II, Downtown St. Louis, Cordish (15-30-stories*)

-Ballpark Village Tower III, Downtown St. Louis, Cordish (15-30-stories*)

-Ballpark Village Tower IV, Downtown St. Louis, Cordish (15-30-stories*)

-Washington University BioMed 21 Lab (15-stories), Central West End

-Mansion House (14-stories), Downtown St. Louis

-Park Pacific - East (12-stories*)

-The Bottle District Hotel (12-stories), Downtown St. Louis (pending)

-Switzer Loft Complex (12-stories), Downtown St. Louis

-Renaissance on Euclid (11-stories), Central West End

-Washington University BioMed 21 Lab (11-stories), Central West End

-East Loop Hotel (10-stories), Delmar Loop, Joe Edwards

-Port St. Louis (10-stories), Downtown St. Louis (LaClede's Landing)

-4545 Lindell (10-stories), Central West End, Conrad Properties

-SLU Biomedical Research Lab (10-stories), Midtown STL



Clayton



-Montgomery Bank (25/30-stories)

-Trianon Condominiums (26-stories)

-RJ York Tower (22-stories)

-Enterprise Rent-a-Car (10-stories), Enterprise

-The Crescent (9-stories), Manlin-Mehlman Development

-Conrad (7-stories), Conrad Properties

-Trianon Condominiums, Terrace (7-stories)

-Trianon Condominiums, Lofts (6-stories)



Richmond Heights



-Draper & Kramer Condo Tower (15-stories),

-Westin Saint Louis Galleria (10 to 12 stories), Mullenix Cos.

-Draper & Kramer (Chicago) Condo Tower (9-stories)

-Draper & Kramer (Chicago) Condos (2 7-story buildings)

-Draper & Kramer (Chicago) Condos (2 6-story buildings)



Other 'Burbs



-Ameristar Hotel (25-stories), St. Charles, Ameristar Casinos

-Plaza at Noah's Ark (12-stories), St. Charles,

-Plaza at Noah's Ark Hotel (10-14 stories), St. Charles,

-CityPlace VI (10-stories), Creve Coeur, Koman Properties

-CityPlace (9-stories), Creve Coeur, Koman Properties

-Meridian at Brentwood (7-stories), DCM Management, Brentwood



Recently Completed

-Park East (26-stories), Opus Northwest

-Residence Inn by Marriott (8-stories), Midtown STL

-Drury Plaza (10-stories), Chesterfield, Drury Development

-Harrah's Hotel (12-stories), Maryland Heights, Harrah's Casinos

-Embassy Suites Convention Center (12-stories), St. Charles, John Q. Hammonds

-Maryland Walk (17-stories), Conrad Properties

-Washington University Medical Center Doctors Building (15-stories), CWE



Canceled

-The Renaissance on Euclid (31-stories), Mills Properties, (Central West End)

-Valencia Place (17-stories), Pace Properties

Do you have any more information on the "Mills Properties condo complex." Don't know anything about it. Who's developing, any rendering, concepts, etc.?

Mills Properties is the developer, but I don't have any info on renderings. Not sure if any have been released.

I have been looking for evidence that there is indeed a plan to construct a Four Seasons Hotel in St. Louis-- all I can find is the following short blurb from explorestlouis.com:



"Pinnacle Entertainment, which is building a $250 million casino in the Laclede's Landing entertainment district, is planning a 200-room Four Seasons hotel in conjunction with the development."



There is no mention on Pinnacle's website of a Four Seasons.



Anybody seen anything else?

The four seasons is going to be the casino hotel, which is the one that is going to be attached, assuming they are still going with them. Last I heard it was still going to be a four seasons.

Arch City wrote:


Meridian at Brentwood

Is this the one that is supposed to sit atop the Best Buy and Sports Authority there along I-40?



If so, wasn't it supposed to be completed a while ago?

From an August 2001 edition of St. Louis Commerce Magazine:



"The area at Hanley Road and Highway 40 will give the city of Brentwood a new skyline in the fall of 2002."

They are waiting to finish the tower until there is demand for it. Right now the smaller office building next to Sports Authority only has one tenant, EverBank, so about 3/4 of the building (rough estimate) is empty. I did read in an article in the Business Journal that BJC was considering moving their managed health care unit in to the building, so hopefully that will be enough to start the second phase.

Hasn't the Drury Plaza Hotel been open for a few months now?

cornbread wrote:Hasn't the Drury Plaza Hotel been open for a few months now?

Nope, it still has not open yet. I think they are planning on a March opening date!

Perhaps you are confusing the Drury Plaza downtown with the new one in Chesterfield.

If this is the one at I-64 and Clarkson, I am thinking of the right one. They must be doing a lot of work on the interior, because it's looked completed, including a full parking lot and flora for a few months.

They are still working on the parking garage and just last week finished puttin up all of the glass. They still have to built out the front entrance above the parking garage.

Those pictures look very its about time St. Louis is getting its act together .

hey, this may sound stupid, but what is that last picture of?

One of the many conflicting renderings of the Bottle District.

oh, thanks dr. drew...ive never seen that rendering before...i guess we'll have to see what gets built!