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CLAYCO
COMPLETES CITYPLACE THREE
At 11 stories, CityPlace Three tops Creve Coeur’s
skyline. Clayco completed the project in just one
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On a fast-track schedule of one year, Clayco Construction Co. completed
the 11-story CityPlace Three. The 230,000-square-foot office building
is the tallest in Creve Coeur. Located on Olive Blvd. about one
mile east of I-270, the building joins The Koman Group’s CityPlace
One and Two in a mixed-use development that includes a fitness center,
a restaurant, a salon, concierge service and a 75-person training
room. Also completed near the end of 2002 was Clayco’s work on the
CityPlace Retail Center, for which the builder was selected as a
finalist in the Associated General Contractors (AGC) of St. Louis’
Keystone Award program.
MODERN HEALTHCARE DESIGN AWARD GOES
TO BJC'S CENTER FOR ADVANCED MEDICINE TEAM
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The Center for Advanced Medicine on the Barnes-Jewish
Hospital campus has captured a Modern Healthcare/American
Institute of Architects Design Award. HOK headed the
design team, working with Cannon Design and Tchoukaleff
Kelly Harke on the project. |
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The design team, which created the Center for Advanced Medicine
in St. Louis, has captured a Modern Healthcare/American Institute
of Architects (AIA) Design Award. Designed to allow better collaboration
on patient care, the facility is a joint project of Barnes-Jewish
Hospital and Washington University School of Medicine.
Located at 4921 Parkview Place, the Center for Advanced Medicine
includes 640,000 square feet of new space and 30,000 square feet
of renovated space in a 14-story building that anchors the north
end of the hospital campus. The facility serves an estimated 2,800
patients daily with 750 physicians in 17 medical specialty centers
including the Alvin J. Siteman Cancer Center. Washington University
and Barnes-Jewish Hospital consolidated outpatient care from 32
locations at the new center.
Led by HOK (Hellmuth, Obata + Kassabaum) Inc., the architectural
design team included Cannon Design for programming and interior
fit-out and Tchoukaleff Kelly Harke for pre-planning services. Also
on the project team were: Jacobs Facilities, program manager; Kwame
Building Group, program schedule; Alberici Constructors Inc., new
construction management; McGrath Inc., renovation construction management;
ABSG Consulting Inc., structural engineer consultants; Heidemann+
Associates, mechanical and electrical engineers; and Affiliated
Engineers, mechanical and electrical engineers.
Modern Healthcare is a business-news weekly read by more than
72,000 industry professionals. The Modern Healthcare/AIA
Design Award program started 17 years ago.
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT BUILDING NEW REGIONAL
HEADQUARTERS IN CHESTERFIELD
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R.G. Brinkmann Construction Co. is building the new
headquarters for Junior Achievement of Mississippi
Valley. |
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A nonprofit organization that introduces young people to the world
of business is moving its headquarters to Chesterfield. R.G. Brinkmann
Construction Co. is building the new $4.5 million facility for Junior
Achievement (JA) of Mississippi. Joining Brinkmann on the project
are TR, I Architekts, architect of record; HOK (Hellmuth, Obata
+ Kassabaum) Inc., architectural and site design and interiors;
Jacobs Engineering Group, preliminary engineering; and NAI-DESCO
Commercial, land acquisition.
Located on a site near Boones Crossing and Highway 40 (I-64), the
35,000-square-foot JA headquarters will include the Dennis and Judy
Jones Free Enterprise Learning Center, named for the lead contributors
to JA’s capital campaign.
Jones founded Jones Medical Industries Inc. in 1981 and established
the company as a top pharmaceutical manufacturer. The company, renamed
Jones Pharma Inc. in 1998, merged with King Pharmaceuticals Inc.
in 2000.
Other leading contributors include Doris Schnuck, Lou Fusz, Jr.,
Steven and Kimmy Brauer, Don Wolfsberger, Jerome and Carol Loeb,
Albert Suter, Sam Fox, the Stupp family, Crawford Taylor Foundation,
Norman J. Stupp Foundation, The May Co., Schnuck Markets Inc. and
Bank of America.
Founded in 1943, JA of Mississippi Valley offers business education
programs to students in grades kindergarten through 12 at more than
600 public, private and parochial schools. The organization serves
32 counties in Missouri and Southwestern Illinois, reaching more
than 120,000 students each year.
ARCO COMPLETES ST. LOUIS' FIRST BENTLEY
AUTO DEALERSHIP
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ARCO Construction recently completed the first-ever
Bentley auto dealership in the St. Louis area. |
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The St. Louis area’s first Bentley auto dealership has debuted in
Chesterfield. ARCO Construction Co. completed the $3 million dealership,
which will offer British racing tradition in luxury sedans. Entrepreneurs
J.J. Mills and Graham Hill are partnering to bring the luxury Bentleys
to St. Louis.
“The St. Louis area has a lot of wealth and Bentley offers the broadest
appeal to that wealth,” Mills says. “We’ve already had inquiries
from pro athletes and St. Louis executives about purchasing a Bentley.
The luxury sedans are captivating to all age groups.”
Located at One Arnage Drive, Bentley St. Louis occupies a prominent
location adjacent to Highway 40 (I-64) in Chesterfield Valley. Designed
by Mitchell Wall Architects, the 24,000-square-foot dealership is
as distinctive as the cars being sold. The red brick and gabled
roof building hosts office space, a showroom, a service department
and a storage area for cars to protect them from the elements. Bentley
St. Louis will also maintain a large select inventory of pre-owned
Bentley motorcars as well as other luxury exotic automobiles.
The dealership features a commissioning room where the buyer customizes
every detail of the car, including color, interior finishes and
more. The extravagant interiors are replete with Connelly leather
seats, a choice of exotic wood paneling, plush Wilton Wool carpeting
and exquisite analogue gauges. Available add-ons include a built-in
cigar humidor, rear seat drop down picnic tables, a DVD entertainment
system and more.
Joining ARCO and Mitchell Wall on the project are Fenix Construction
Co., Ahal Contracting Co., JDS Masonry Inc., masonry; R.J.P.Electric
LLC, Horizon Glass Co., Flooring Systems, Inc., Jasper Development,
Icon Mechanical, Joseph H. Beetz Plumbing Co. Inc., and Fire Sprinklers
Inc.
NEW RETIREMENT COMMUNITY OPENS IN CREVE
COEUR
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Paric Corp. has completed The Hallmark of Creve Coeur,
an ACI-Boland-designed retirement apartment operated
by Brookdale Living Communities Inc. |
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The Hallmark of Creve Coeur, a development of Brookdale Living Communities
Inc. of Chicago, has opened with 218 independent living retirement
apartments. Though The Hallmark is Brookdale’s first project in
the St. Louis area, the company has 62 properties in 27 states.
ACI-Boland designed The Hallmark in the style of a grand hotel.
Contractor for the $28 million, six-story structure is Paric Corp.
The Hallmark is located at One New Ballas Place, situated on an
11-acre site east of I-270 at Olive and Craig roads.
ST. JOHN'S MERCY MEDICAL CENTER BEGINS CAMPUS
RENEWAL
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Alberici began construction last year on the new St.
John’s Mercy Cancer Center, part of a $500 million
campus renewal project. |
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A $500 million, multi-phase renewal plan will provide patients at
St. John’s Mercy Medical Center with new and redesigned facilities
at its Creve Coeur campus. The initial phase of the renewal started
last year with the new Cancer Center of Excellence and a parking
garage.
The focus of the renewal is patient care and convenience, such as
increasing the number of private rooms for patients. Other projects
in the plan include a heart/cardiovascular center of excellence,
a patient tower addition consolidating women and children’s services,
additional outpatient and operating room suites, additional physician
office space, a new emergency and trauma center, and parking improvements.
About $50 million of the project funds are budgeted for providing
regional ambulatory facilities.
The design architect is Christner. The project includes more than
500,000 square feet of new construction with demolition of 147,294
square feet of existing space for a net increase of 369,455 square
feet on the campus.
Alberici Constructors Inc. is building the new cancer center and
McCarthy Building Companies Inc. will construct the patient tower
addition. Other contracts in the project are pending and are part
of a master facility plan submitted to the City of Creve Coeur for
approval.
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