Friday, June 28, 2013

Infuz - The Curlee Building - Downtown

Infuz ( www.infuz.com/ ) is located at 1001 Washington Avenue in this very cool space in The Curlee  Building- redveloped by Pyramid around eight years ago.  Klitzing Welsch (www.klitzingwelsch.com) was the architect. 



Monday, June 17, 2013

Arcturis - Laclede Gas Building - Downtown

I represented Arcturis (http://arcturis.com/ ) in their relocation in 2007 to the Laclede Gas Building Downtown.  The second floor was former bank space, which the owners white-boxed.  Arcturis designed the space.  The windows offer views of some of the most historic buidlings downtown which include: The Wainwright Buidling (considered the first modern skyscraper in the world), the Arcade, the Chemical and the Old Post Office. 



Monday, June 10, 2013

Monday, June 3, 2013

Herzog Crebs - Downtown St. Louis

Herzog Crebs http://www.herzogcrebs.com/  relocated to 100 N. Broadway (Bank of America Tower) several years ago.  Alan Nehring with Nehring Design was the architect.  www.nehringdesign.com



Tuesday, May 28, 2013

CBRE's St. Louis office

CBRE cbre.com/stlouis recently relocated our office from Merrill Lynch Center in Clayton, MO to The Plaza Building at 190 Carondelet. The space was designed by Gensler for CBRE. 










office tower on the right

Monday, May 20, 2013

Atomicdust - Midtown Alley

Atomicdust (http://www.atomicdust.com/) recently relocated from Dowtown St. Louis to the Midtown area of the city, more specifically, Midtown Alley.  (http://midtownalley.com/)  They designed the space themselves along with the developer, Jassen Johnson.  Most of the buildings along Locust St./ Midtown Alley were built in the 1920's as car dealerships. 








Monday, May 13, 2013

Fox Architects - Gateway Tower

Fox Architects http://www.fox-architects.com/ relocated from 501 N. Broadway to 1 Memorial Drive (Gateway Tower) earlier this year.  They leased the 18th floor.  This building has some of the best views in St. Louis.  Fox Architects designed a very impressive space.  Sam Fentress provided the following photographs.  http://www.samfentress.com/