It is not shown on Emporisnewstl2020 wrote:This is officially getting very exciting. According to Emporis, this first phase should be the new tallest in Clayton.
The plaza residences is listed at 409'.
The first phase shows a final height of 419'.
It's staging for the equipment/materials for phase 1. Wouldn't surprise me if they didn't do some basic dirt moving though to have it build ready for phase 2 as well though.
chaifetz10 wrote:Some drilling for the foundation is underway, and a few concrete trucks have been at the site recently too. All underground work at this point still.
Looks like they have a mock up of the potential glass/exterior of the Phase 1 tower set up on the lawn across the street at the moment too. Nothing too crazy, but cool to get a look at if you're curious.
NewStl2020 and Moorlander posted earlier on in this thread that it will be 419 feet tall. That's 10ft taller than the Plaza in Clayton, which is already the tallest in Clayton. The wooden block model appears to clarify this. It was taken by a Twitter user the day of the groundbreaking. So I assume it is going to be the tallest in Clayton, Architecturally, Floor wise, not sure.symphonicpoet wrote:Looks like the base elevation is a good bit higher, so even if the roof is higher I wouldn't necessarily take the model to mean it will be taller. All the reports have said it will be second tallest, yes?
I assumed the article saying that Phase 2 would include an auditorium was just incorrect. I like that location a lot more though, could be an incredible corner with a rounded glass lobby front. Also, hopefully a redesigned Phase 3 would better cater to the MetroLink station.
Not to get caught up in the whole height fetish, but it kinda makes me wish 100 North Kingshighway was planned to be 420 feet.Chalupas54 wrote:This building will be the tallest building built in Missouri this decade.
Centene Tower 3 I believe is submitted to be no less than 435 and no more than 450 feet.
