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hgascoigne wrote:Didn’t Two Light also initially have an angled roof that was removed?

If I remember, yes but it was only glass. This appears to be part of the structure itself so I hope it stays but you never know.

There's a rendering I don't think we've seen before in this document prepared for the Chapter 353 board. FYI - It is marked as a preliminary rendering, but it has the building at approx 30 stories, and a roofline that tilts eastward over the top 4 stories KCDowntown I like it. At least it is not a ...

TheLastGentleman wrote:

Chris Stritzel wrote:

TheLastGentleman wrote: The east camera is still up, so that's a good sign

What is the link to that one?

https://video.nest.com/live/16BaltimoreEast

Thanks. Hopefully something is proposed on that lot soon so that this camera view comes in handy.

TheLastGentleman wrote: The east camera is still up, so that's a good sign

What is the link to that one?

This broke ground today (Commencement Ceremony) and it was a nice day for it. Sunny, Warm and a Breeze made it really nice. In 20 months, this lot will be gone and a new, 36 floor building will stand in its place. Also, MAC must have some other projects planned for St. Louis.

This breaks ground this upcoming Tuesday. It was also slightly redesigned. New Rendering on its website - liveat100.com

Looking out my window tonight reminded me of this thread. So much going on here: A long line of cars attempting to get into the Midland garage (from both directions so both directions are blocked), cars blocking the intersection at 12th street, and the streetcar has take 15 minutes to navigate one ...

KCLover wrote:Looks like they are already beginning to assemble a tower crane.

Interesting that they already have the base piece in place. Seems way to early for that but look on the Brightside, there will be two (or 3) tower cranes within two blocks of each other!

So this began today?

For comparison to another Cordish project, all of Ballpark Village Phase 2 in St. Louis is listed at $260M. It includes a 29 story apartment tower, an office building (don't know if there is anything official, but renderings look like a 9 story building with ground floor retail), an 8 story 216-roo...

I hope to hear something on Three Light this week and the, I'll call it "rumored" H&R Tower.

The St. Louis Cultural Resource Office is suggesting that the Preservation Board giving preliminary approval to demolish the existing structure. HOWEVER, they do not want the building to come down until a Building Permit has been applied for and/or approved for the tower so that they know they are ...

The St. Louis Cultural Resource Office is suggesting that the Preservation Board giving preliminary approval to demolish the existing structure. HOWEVER, they do not want the building to come down until a Building Permit has been applied for and/or approved for the tower so that they know they are n...

I like it. 33 floors will look great.

A couple of things... 1. I will miss the old design of the Lane Building. Even though I don't live in KC, I always loved the old design of the building. 2. They better have a replacement building ASAP. A parking lot along Main Street is a sorry excuse for such a prominent lot. LOCATION, LOCATION, LO...

Today, St. Louis gained a Loews Hotel. It will be a Live! one. In regards to this one in Kansas City, this won't be a Live! By Loews but rather a simple "Loews" brand.

http://www.buildingstlnews.com/the-blog ... -announced

Hey StrangerThings, Any word on if Cordish is looking into possibly doing office space in downtown. I know that they have announced a tower in St. Louis ala BPVII Sorry to butt in but yes, they announced an office building last October. They didn't announce it officially but the BizJournal reported...

Crazy idea, but I think Country Club Plaza could lose some streets going through it. Preferably Nichols Road, Pennsylvania and Central (47th has to stay, it is common sense the same with Broadway) Make it more Pedestrian Friendly. This way, you can have a safer atmosphere with more "small shops...

800 hotel rooms will add hundreds of people to the surrounding area. The 16th St streetcar stop will be busy day and night. Families will walk up and down Baltimore and Wyandotte and 16th St, reaching places that don't exist today. The southern three quarters of the perimeter of the hotel are going...

StrangerThings wrote:I was lucky enough to see an updated rendering today of four light/W. It's drastically different yet still fits with the other buildings. By far the coolest design of all of the cordish builds.

I want to see!