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15 years ago, downtown St. Louis was largely vacant except for a few big name companies. Since then it's come back in a big way, with a solid loft district, new
by dylanhassinger 14y ago
15 years ago, downtown St. Louis was largely vacant except for a few big name companies. Since then it's come back in a big way, with a solid loft district, new sports and entertainment facilities, and a steady progression of rehabbing and revitalization.
But there's still a number of large buildings waiting to be rehabbed. The Railway Exchange is the biggest of these (but at least it's partially occupied!)
One of the best (and first) success stories is the City Museum:
http://www.citymuseum.org/ http://www.citymuseum.org/
It's a living example of the mantra: "New ideas need old buildings" :)
- eli 14y agoThe City Museum is an awesome place (though, let's be honest, it's not really a museum). A massive, ingenious playground with an element of real danger to it -- awesome.