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Chris Stritzel
Nov 15, 2018

4475 Chouteau (Chouteau & Taylor)

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This small project will complete All Above's development that is bounded by 64-Taylor-Chouteau-Newstead. The only development on this block not associated with All Above is Greater Good's Station G.

 

Developer: All Above Development LLC

Architect: Parker Associates (Tulsa, OK)

Builder: TBA

Cost: $1.35 Million

Construction Begin: March 2019

Construction End: March 2020

Chris Stritzel
Sep 9

Construction has been progressing on this small building. The structure has been fully erected, brick has been laid and now stucco or metal panels will be installed. Wood accenting will also be added. the overall design will look different than the rendering at the top of the thread. Compare the two for yourself, quite a few things different.

 

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