Saint Louis Design Alliance
Saint Louis, MO 2000
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Our firm has been designing functional, successful commercial spaces
since 1977. We have had the opportunity to design a variety of buildings, from
libraries and community centers to banks, hotels and condominium
developments. We have also had the opportunity to work across a spectrum, from low-income Habitat houses to high-end luxury
developments. As you will see from the project profiles in this brochure,
we have helped businesses rehab existing spaces as well as create rental
and condominium projects for upscale communities.
This breadth of experience has given us the perspective and flexibility
to create designs that meet a variety of circumstances and market
conditions. The size of the project and the costs and features involved
are all related to the market; we have a proven track record of reading
the market well and responding to it appropriately.
We define our role as architects as one of serving our clients. It is
our job to help you create a development that meets your goals, looks
and functions the way you want it to, and can be built within your
budget.
We look forward to learning more about your project and how we may put
our experience to work for you.
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6014 Delmar
Saint Louis, MO.
2000
The A&P grocery was hidden beneath layers of
aluminum siding and a false facade until a careful renovation by
StLDA. The effort earned a 2000 landmarks of St. Louis preservation
award and contributes to revitalizing Loop East neighborhood.
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5860 Delmar
Saint Louis, MO.
2005
Taking advantage of the Delmar Development
boom, Delmar Properties and St. Louis Design Alliance offer nearly
8,000 square feet of retail space to future vendors in the Loop East
area. This new building fills in the previous hole in the
streetscape blending in between two existing structures built in the
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5850 Delmar
Saint Louis, MO.
2006
Carved Limestone capitals and a glazed tile
roof are just a few notable features of a 1908 brick and stucco
mercantile in historic Skinker/Debalivere. After a gut rehab,
developer, Oleander Properties plans to offer this 9,000 sf Arts
and Crafts structure as retail and office space. |
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5901 Delmar
Saint Louis, MO.
Another urban infill designed by St. Louis Design
Alliance offers 4,000 square feet of retail space located on the
lower level as well as 2,000 square feet of office space on the
second level. The building is designed to blend in with the
surrounding architecture from the 30’s.
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6300 Delmar
Saint Louis, MO.
2009
This proposed design project will add a much desired
retail component to the east entrance of the Loop commercial
district. Visually the 6400 square feet building fills a hole in
the Delmar streetscape and is designed to accommodate up to six
stores, further contributing to the unique shopping and
entertainment district. |
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Wine Bar
Saint Louis, MO.
2008
St. Louis Design Alliance continues to revitalize the Central West
End neighborhood through the rehab of this 1920’s building. A wine
bar is designed for the lower retail space as well as an apartment
for the second floor. The new owners will be able to take advantage
of historic tax credits from this renovation.
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Holland, Groves and Schneller
Saint Louis, MO.
2005
Law firm, Holland, Groves and Schneller relocates to the top floor
of the old Post Dispatch building to new offices designed by St.
Louis Design Alliance. Awarded first place in the small business
category of the Business Journal’s “Best Places to Work in 2005,”
this suite is a prime example of redirected use of space.
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Wei Hong Restaurant
University City, MO.
2004
Architect St. Louis Design Alliance, resurrects University City’s
Beverly Theater in this 2004 renovation project. Built in 1937, the
Beverly Theater is a prime example of the Art Deco style. Banquet
facilities and a bar have replaced theater seating, and the west
side of the building now includes a kitchen and bakery facilities. |
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