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Frisbee becomes part owner of Walton Construction Company
St. Louis Commerce Magazine
Dan Frisbee has joined Walton Investors LLC, a group of seven other Walton executives, as one of the owners of Walton Construction Co. LLC ...read more |
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Wingate Inn wins financing at Missouri Research Park
St. Louis Business Journal
A stalled hotel project at Missouri Research Park is springing back to life thanks to new financial backing, sources close to the development say. |
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Designer sees great developments going on in downtown St. Louis
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
In 1983, Linda Loewenstein joined three young men — Paul Doerner, David Ohlemeyer and Steve Smith — who had founded Lawrence Group Architects in St. Louis the year before. They named their firm for Lawrence, Kan., where they attended the University of Kansas. Loewenstein, a Mizzou graduate, added an interior design department, Lawrence Group Colors Inc. ...read more |
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Service teaches students to 'give back'
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
About 20 high school students recently left their classrooms to nail prefabricated sheets of drywall to the interior of an old, dilapidated house in the 2000 block of Spring Avenue in St. Louis. They are not studying construction. They are part of a growing number of students who participate in service learning projects across the metro area ...read more |
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Most Influential St. Louisans
St. Louis Business Journal
Also getting in on the downtown redevelopment boom is Tony Thompson's Kwame Building Group, a construction management firm that provides services in St. Louis and elsewhere for major public- and private-sector construction projects. |
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Q & A With... Jennifer Hollander
Midwest Meetings
Midwest Meetings: How has the basic Complete Meeting Package (CMP) changed over time to accommodate changing meeting needs?
Jennifer Hollander: "The CMPs of the past were somewhat rigid in nature and lacked the opportunity for clients to make a variety of choices based upon their event needs and their budget...Today’s CMP offers much more flexibility and variety, and rates are even being offered a la carte for a completely customized approach. They have gone from ...read more |
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Photo exhibit set at Foundry Art Centre
St. Charles Journal
A juried exhibit featuring photographic art will open at the Foundry Art Centre with an artists reception, free and open to the public, from 6 to 9 p.m. March 2. The second annual exhibit showcases traditional and experimental photographic ...read more |
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National Green Building Conference in St. Louis this weekend
The 2007 National Green Building Conference sponsored by the National Association of Home Builders will be held here in St. Louis at the Adams Mark Hotel March 25-27. The educational sessions will offer technical expertise and more
Commercial construction picks up the slack from residential downturn
While residential construction fell two percent last year, private commercial construction went up 16 percent and public construction 10 percent, according to the US Census Bureau. The Christian Science Monitor’s Ron Scherer reports that new hotel construction was up 52 percent over 2005, factory construction was up 20 percent and office building rose 18 percent. Commercial construction has more
Rebound in nonresidential construction predicted
Cold weather and the housing slowdown put a damper on nationwide construction jobs in February according to the Associated General Contractors of America, but nonresidential segments should rebound this month. February included a week of ice storms across much of the U.S. whereas January had an exceptionally balmy week. As a result, some contractors more
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