Where to see Frank Lloyd Wright’s architecture in the Midwest
You can start the tour right here in St. Louis.
Architecture
How St. Louis has built and rebuilt its historic courthouse over decades
Remembering some of St. Louis’
original courthouses
South County Macy’s closing marks end of local link to mall pioneer Victor Gruen
An acclaimed architect’s stamp on a South County mall.
Former art studio of Bob and Gail Cassilly faces demolition
Efforts are underway to preserve the building and its unique architectural elements after years of neglect.
St. Louis works of art everyone in the city must experience
Whether you look inside a museum or on the streets of St. Louis, there are impressive art pieces all around.
Enhancements at The Cathedral Basilica bring its artwork to life
“You just can’t put lights you buy at the hardware store into the cathedral,” says Monsignor Henry Breier. Lighting the basilica would require a creative and comprehensive plan.
The stories behind 10 adaptive reuse projects in St. Louis
Local business owners and developers adapt existing architecture for contemporary use.
Experience architectural photography in its most abstract form with Ken Konchel
The International Photography Hall of Fame and Museum’s newest exhibit presents graphic, distilled architecture.
Add your own art to the gallery at the Missouri History Museum’s new architecture exhibit
“Coloring STL” invites visitors to explore St. Louis’ architectural history by adding color to the walls, touching historic artifacts, and taking a look at our built environment both past and present.
Bravo! Architecture students transform a kitchen staple into furniture design
Stephen Leet, professor of architecture in the Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts at Washington University, asked graduate students to construct model chairs using pasta.