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HOK
PROFILED IN MIDWEST REAL ESTATE NEWS
The February 2003 issue of Midwest Real Estate News turned
the spotlight on St. Louis-based Hellmuth, Obata + Kassabaum (HOK).
The firm’s company profile in the publication discusses HOK’s sustained
strength through diversity in project disciplines and geography.
CLARK
DAVIS
vice chairman, principal in charge and chief administrative
officer,
HOK’s north central division |
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Clark Davis, vice chairman, principal in charge and chief administrative
officer of HOK’s north central division, discussed the firm’s history,
founding principles and design philosophy, which have sustained
HOK through the ups and downs of the construction industry.
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One
of the prominent HOK buildings mentioned in Midwest
Real Estate News is St. Louis’ Union Station.
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Describing HOK’s professional diversity in terms of tools in a well-stocked
toolbox, Davis cites the variety of prominent projects to their
credit including stadiums, airports, hospitals, schools and research
labs. Among the prominent HOK buildings mentioned in the article
are The National Air and Space Museum in Washington, D.C.; The Galleria
in Houston; St. Louis’ Union Station; and Oriole Park at Camden
Yards in Baltimore.
SIX RCGA MEMBERS NAMED IN TRENCHLESS
TECHNOLOGY'S TOP 50
Trenchless Technology, a publication and website focusing on
underground construction techniques with minimal surface disruption,
has released its list of Top 50 Design Firms in North America for
2002, which includes six RCGA member companies. The firms recognized
were:
#8 CH2M Hill
#9 HNTB Corp.
#14 Jacobs Civil
#22 Shannon & Wilson Inc.
#23 GEI Consultants Inc.
#49 Geotechnology Inc.
INTERNATIONAL INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE AND
DESIGN MAGAZINE FEATURES THE LAWRENCE GROUP'S DESIGN FOR SCHUPP
CO.
St. Louis-based Schupp Company Inc., a national advertising, marketing
and promotions agency, has received attention for its newly completed
office space in the112-year-old Mississippi Valley Trust Co. building.
The Lawrence Group designed the space to accentuate the architecture
of the former bank building, which includes marble finishes and
a coffered ceiling.
Frame, an international magazine of interior architecture
and design, recognized The Lawrence Group design for Schupp Co.
in its January/February 2003 issue. The new space is described as
combining the ambience and strength of a financial institution with
the creative culture of the Schupp Co.
A particularly interesting feature is the stainless-steel reception
desk backed by an opaline glass wall, which displays the company’s
logo. The wall changes color with temperature fluctuations in the
office.
The Lawrence Group, St. Louis, under the direction of architect
Aleksandr Sasha Malinich, designed the new space for The Schupp
Co. The structure, designed by architects Eames and Young of St.
Louis, is a diminutive Beaux Arts building at the corner of Fourth
and Pine streets.
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