Kerr Family Foundation
Building
21 O’Fallon
The first wind turbine in St. Louis city is among the
features that earned the Kerr Family Foundation at
21 O'Fallon Street a platinum rating on the U.S. Green
Building Councils Leadership in Energy and Environmental
Design (LEED) rating system.
Security Building
319 N. 4th Street
The Security Building was designed by the Boston
firm of Peabody, Stearns and Furber in 1892 and was
the home of numerous investment and security companies.
The building serves as the company’s headquarters.
In late 2007, the building was awarded LEED Silver
certification and is believed to be the first such
historic building in the state of Missouri.
EarthWays Center- A division of the
Missouri Botanical Gardens
3617 Grandel Square
The EarthWays Home is a three-story Victorian residence
built in 1885. It was renovated in 1994 to showcase
practical demonstrations of energy efficient systems,
recycled products and waste reduction practices.
Metro Cohousing at Culver Way
4000 Olive
Irresistible Community Builders, LLC is renovating
4000 Olive as the first unit of Metro Cohousing at
Culver Way, part of an urban ecovillage that will
eventually include three contiguous cohousing neighborhoods.
The project received a planning grant in the first
round of Enterprise Community Partners’ Green
Communities initiative and is expected to receive
a high rating under LEED for Neighborhood Development.
Cortex
4320 Forest Park Ave
CORTEX One is a three-story, 165,000-square-foot
facility located at Boyle and Forest Park Parkway. The
project received LEED certification and Certified
Level in the LEED-CS (core and shell projects) category
of ratings. In addition, St. Louis Construction News & Review
honored CORTEX One with a Regional Excellence Award
in the health and science category.
Solae
1034 Danforth Drive
The Solae Company global headquarters is a 172,000-square-foot,
four-story corporate office/lab/pilot plant building
located on the CORTEX campus. It is currently registered
LEED NC and has embraced sustainable design features.
Final LEED NC certification is anticipated in summer
of 2008.
Enright Homes
5351 Enright
The Enright project is two parts - conversion of
the Enright School itself into condos, and the infill
of 26 homes on to the original ball fields. Each
of the homes is designed with ICF as the main building
technology, from the basement up to the eaves.
Big Shark Bicycling Company
6133 Delmar |
