What Should Be

It’s easy to see an obvious problem and desire change, but it’s undoubtedly better to know what’s there, and to show what should be.

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The Flounder House

Anyone who has explored the neighborhoods of St. Louis knows that its urban fabric contains immense charm, largely due to Continue reading →

De Tonty

What’s there… A really big hole. A fairly astonishing scene from the high vantage of eastbound I-44, to be sure, Continue reading →

Design Concept?

IS ST LOUIS READY FOR CONCEPTUAL ARCHITECTURE? (Note: All images are copyrighted by SPACE Architecture and Design.)   A bit Continue reading →

A River Aquarium and BRT Stop

  With the procurement of the acreage south of the St. Louis Zoo across I-64 where the Forest Park Hospital Continue reading →

Zoo South Campus #2

CHAIR (The Campus for Human and Animal Interaction Research) With the acquisition of the old Forest Park Hospital site, the Continue reading →

Pruitt-Igoe Now

(project by: Christina Clagett, Jeremy Clagett, John Wimmer) The following is the What Should Be entry for Pruitt-Igoe Now, a recent design Continue reading →

Zoo South Campus- #1

This is the first in a short series of ideas to be posted that focus on the St. Louis Zoo’s Continue reading →

Pevely + SLU Healthcare

Much has been said about the need to construct a new healthcare facility in midtown. And much has been said Continue reading →

Mercantile Library

Arguably the brightest part of post-recession downtown St. Louis is the progress of the Mercantile Exchange: specifically the redevelopment of Continue reading →

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