When a Building Buckles: What the Former Pfizer Headquarters Can Teach Construction Owners
A major structural scare in Midtown Manhattan is putting a national spotlight on a topic that matters far beyond New York: what happens when older buildings are asked to do new things. Earlier this month, [...]
Saying Goodbye to Richard (Rich) Unverferth, Director of Engineering (Retired) -MSD
Rich was surrounded by colleagues, friends and family last week as he said farewell after 42 years of employment with MSD. Rich served as Director of Engineering for 13 years and held various other roles [...]
Behind the Sinkhole: How St. Louis’ Construction Teams Are Rebuilding Critical Infrastructure
When a massive sinkhole suddenly opened beneath Interstate 44 in downtown St. Louis earlier this month, it quickly became one of the region's most talked-about news stories. Thousands of commuters experienced detours, businesses felt the [...]
The Great Market Shift: Where Will Design Firms Find Their Next Opportunity? by: Kelly Jackson
Manufacturing and Industrial If I were advising a design firm today, manufacturing would be at the top of my list. Nationally, manufacturing investment continues to be driven by reshoring, supply-chain resilience, automation, and federal incentives. [...]
Member Spotlight: LNB Studio
For more than three decades, LNB Studio has built a reputation in the St. Louis region for thoughtful, client-centered architecture and interior design that blends creativity, technical expertise, and community impact. Founded in 1991 by [...]
St. Louis Construction Market Shifts Toward Infrastructure & Adaptive Reuse
As the St. Louis design and construction market enters a more cautious phase, one trend is becoming increasingly clear: the industry is pivoting away from speculative new construction and toward infrastructure, adaptive reuse, and publicly [...]
