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SLU
STUDENT CENTER WINS BUILDINGS MAGAZINE AWARD
The Busch Student Center at Saint Louis University, designed by
architectural firm Mackey Mitchell Associates, has won an interior
design award from Buildings magazine. The student center
won in the educational interiors category.
The magazine’s senior editor said, “The award winners are all aesthetically
pleasing, yet each one excels in its performance. With intensive
collaboration between the building owners and their design professionals,
each facility was made beautiful and achieves a great beauty because
its design enhances the building’s functionality.”
CONFLUENCE TRAIL RECEIVES NATIONAL RECOGNITION
Illinois State Sen. Bill Haine, D-Alton, his wife
Anna, and their two sons Thomas and Joseph enjoy a
ride on the Confluence Trail. |
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The Madison County, Ill. Confluence Trail has been spotlighted in
the Spring 2004 Rails to Trails magazine. The article highlights
the 16-mile trail’s close proximity to the first winter camp of
the Lewis and Clark expedition, and points to the views along the
Mississippi River, saying they are equally as spectacular as those
seen by the original explorers in 1803-1804. The asphalt and chip
trail, operated by Madison County Transit, begins in Alton, Ill.,
and extends to Granite City, Ill.
WATER SHAPES MAGAZINE FEATURES HYDRO
DRAMATICS’ FOUNTAINS
Hydro Dramatics, a St. Louis-based fountain division of Missouri
Machinery and Engineering Co., is featured in the May 2004 issue
of Water Shapes, a monthly magazine for the landscaping and
water features industry. In an article titled “Back to the Fair,”
writers Kerry Friedman and Mike Perkowski profile fountains that
Hydro Dramatics created at the Grand Basin and the Jewel Box in
Forest Park. The fountains are part of the park’s renovation for
the centennial celebration of the 1904 World’s Fair. The Grand Basin
features eight fountains that are modeled after those depicted in
archival photographs from the Fair.
CONDE NAST FEATURES PIN-UP BOWL
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The Pin-Up Bowl, 6191 Delmar in The Loop |
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Joe Edwards’ Pin-Up Bowl, located in the University City and St.
Louis Loop, has been named to the inaugural Conde Nast Traveler
2004 “Hot Nights List.” The Pin-Up joins an elite group of 30 exciting
new night-spots worldwide that have a “unique confluence of drinks,
décor, entertainment, and crowd.” “If a bowling alley and a martini
bar collided, the Pin-Up Bowl would be the result,” the magazine
writes. “The décor is decidedly retro, with velvet banquettes and
vintage girlie posters, but the eight high-tech lanes and four flat-screen
TVs above them remind you that this is not your grandfather’s league
night.” The Hot Nights list, described as the definitive guide to
the hottest and hippest bars, clubs and lounges around the globe,
reaches over 3 million affluent and well-traveled readers.
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