by spacestl | Feb 13, 2025 | Community, Insight, Residential
Anybody who has ever used a bathroom at a restaurant has seen what we call an ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) bathroom: a bathroom that is more graciously sized and can be used comfortably by anyone, regardless of ability. ADA bathrooms are bigger — either...
by SPACE Architecture + Design | Sep 19, 2024 | Community
We got an offer we couldn’t refuse to sell our building, so we’re moving in October. We loved our 15 years in the Grove, but now we can expand our shop and have more storage space for construction. Our design staff will be working from home for a couple of...
by spacestl | Dec 5, 2021 | Community
We couldn’t take Brian off our website. He was an integral weave in the fabric of this team for years, and it seemed unkind and callous to unceremoniously delete him, as inconsequential as a company website may be. So we’re moving him here, so his smiling...
by spacestl | Sep 21, 2021 | Community
Many St. Louisans have heard of Bellefontaine and Calvary Cemeteries: both are historic memorial parks in North St. Louis, and they are the perpetual home to some familiar names: William Clark (of Lewis and Clark), James Eads, and Susan Blow are at Bellefontaine,...
by spacestl | Jul 29, 2020 | Community, Insight
Sunny’s Cantina shows what a little TLC can do for a building. The owners of Dogtown’s popular Felix’s Pizza Pub purchased a former bar on Manchester to be the home for their new Mexican restaurant concept. After the design was complete, we got to work to make the...
by spacestl | Mar 3, 2020 | Community, Insight
Sometimes an old photograph can inspire the design of a space. That’s exactly what happened at High Low, a literary arts center from the team at the Kranzberg Arts Foundation. From its inception, High Low’s mission is “to offer a venue for freedom of expression...
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