That would be quite nice. Even nicer would be if 300 was rising and the facade of the old Isaac Taylor building would be saved, cataloged, and erected on the southwest corner of the Stadium East garage to hide that prison like monstrosity, or at least the part that can be viewed from Busch.
mizstl wrote: ↑Jun 28, 2018-----------------------------chriss752 wrote: ↑Jun 28, 2018There will be webcams.
According to Paric, there will be two, one on the Residential Tower and one on the office/fitness portion. Both will be on top of the Hilton's East Tower. I got a preview today from a friend on site, it is a neat perspective and I think all of you are going to enjoy the views. It is a "Truelook" system like SLU Hospital.
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They aren't making it public for whatever reason. I'll see if I can get access again
Neat. this has far more of an impact than I thought it would (considering it is only 11 floors) but then I realize that Downtown South of Market doesn't really have that many buildings. Also, you must've taken this around the same time I was down there (I was down between 3 and 4.newstl2020 wrote: ↑Feb 05, 2019^Great work. How about one more view from across Kiener for good measure?
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Neat view. I'll be in Downtown tomorrow to take more photos of BPV and include shots down the former Real Estate Row. The office building is topped out near the Busch 2 Infield. Seems taller than the renderings portrayed it as.newstl2020 wrote: ↑Feb 13, 2019A view less shown on the forums. Slightly difficult to make out in the photo, definitely more substantial in reality. 2 floors left to go of steel on this end of the building so it wills till get larger. Streetwall down 8th from ~ Wash Ave.
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I'm thinking he's referring to the NW corner at 8th and Walnut, remembering how there was a new tower shown there on original architectural renderings (before they were removed). Perhaps they're thinking Rawlings - pure speculation here - or some other company relocating to Downtown. But, it seems to me that they're interested in building it right away if they can get a corporate HQ to commit. Lord knows the Pennant Building will have plenty of parking spots for a new tower built next to it.One other undeveloped parcel at the downtown St. Louis development could end up with an office tower as well. “My goal, my dream is to develop a corporate headquarters,” said Bill DeWitt III, president of the Cardinals.
Do know that Cordish and the Cardinals are shopping the office building around to tenants before officially announcing. While they may be trying to go for a large corporate tenant, they are also trying to ride off of the success of the Pennant Building. It's already bound to be 50% leased upon opening, but that's before the other tenants come into play, which could push that occupancy rate to above 90%.gone corporate wrote: ↑Mar 01, 2019Good article from SportsBusiness Journal on mixed-use sports developments, with a focus on Ballpark Village.
(via STL Biz Journal, paywalled article)
https://www.bizjournals.com/stlouis/new ... elves.html
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I'm thinking he's referring to the NW corner at 8th and Walnut, remembering how there was a new tower shown there on original architectural renderings (before they were removed). Perhaps they're thinking Rawlings - pure speculation here - or some other company relocating to Downtown. But, it seems to me that they're interested in building it right away if they can get a corporate HQ to commit. Lord knows the Pennant Building will have plenty of parking spots for a new tower built next to it.One other undeveloped parcel at the downtown St. Louis development could end up with an office tower as well. “My goal, my dream is to develop a corporate headquarters,” said Bill DeWitt III, president of the Cardinals.
