Plans for a new, sprawling Centene Corp. campus on the eastern edge of downtown Clayton could soon solve one of Clayton’s longest-tenured real estate quagmires: The Clayton Hole, a 16-acre property that has seen multiple failed development attempts over the last three decades. The campus expansion is the latest in what appears to be turning [...]
Construction already is underway but work officially began Tuesday at Clayco Corp. affiliate's 14-story, $66 million apartment building in the Delmar Loop. Clayco officials presided at a groundbreaking ceremony Tuesday. When completed in August 2017, the building at 6105 Delmar Boulevard by Clayco's CRG Real Estate Solutions will have 209 apartments, garage parking and storefronts. Partnering with [...]
Architectural Record | May 2016 Mitchell Wall Architecture and Design Named after the Italian word for Paris, Parigi was designed to look as if it were an Italian restaurant in the heart of the French capital. Located instead at the ground level of a luxury apartment building in Clayton, a tiny suburb of St. Louis, [...]
Tim Bryant | St. Louis Post-Dispatch | May 4, 2016 Koman Group is in the early stage of planning an approximately four-story building on what is now a parking lot west of Busch Stadium in downtown St. Louis. Jason Braidwood, Koman’s president, said Wednesday the project — called Cupples 10 — is intended to promote [...]
STL Mag | December 19, 2015 PARIGI This is Ben Poremba's first foray outside the Botanical Heights neighborhood, where his other restaurants are located. Located on the first floor of Clayton on the Park in Clayton, Parigi will offer breakfast, lunch, dinner, catering, plus room service to residents of the building, as its prior restaurants (Smith & [...]
St Louis Business Journal | Feb 12, 2016 Shake Shack, one of the hottest restaurant concepts over the past few years and the reation of native St. Louisan Danny Meyer, will be the anchor tenant of Koman Group’s $31 million Central West End mixed-use development on Euclid Avenue. It will be the first St. Louis location [...]
