SPACE's design and custom fabrication teams transformed a Subway into a quaint pizza and custard restaurant.

We'll miss you, Brian.

The Mission Continues connected SPACE with GCPA’s President Raphael Morris, and our team visited the cemetery on a sunny Friday in August to lend a hand with the groundskeeping.

SPACE's design and custom fabrication teams transformed a Subway into a quaint pizza and custard restaurant.

SPACE helps the team at Sunny's turn a rough building into a cheerful Mexican restaurant.

The team at SPACE built tables inspired by James Baldwin's "Welcome Table" for the High Low, a literary arts center in Grand Center.

On May 23, WIN Warehouse, a St. Louis-area nonprofit organization working for other local nonprofits, was selected as a winner for the Landmarks Association of St. Louis, Inc.’s 23^rd annual Most Enhanced Awards for excellence in historic rehabilitation.

“WIN Warehouse is honored to receive this award from the Landmarks Association of St. Louis,” said Travis Laws, president of WIN Warehouse. “We knew that SPACE Architects + Designers + Builders would be able to create the perfect environment for our mission. Now, the many nonprofits we work with will be primed for success.”

In March 2019, WIN Warehouse held a grand reopening following the renovation of their North City headquarters to better serve their nonprofit members. SPACE Architects + Designers + Builders worked with WIN Warehouse on both the design and construction. Construction began in September 2018.

Tom and Shelley were excited to travel to Columbia to accept a Merit Award from the Mid-Missouri chapter of the American Institute of Architects for the design of LeBao Asian Eatery. LeBao's owner Jina Yoo joined them for the ceremony and celebratory bao and ramen afterwards.

Our team was proud to bring home two awards from AIA St. Louis on Friday night: Distinguished awards for Bulrush and LeBao Asian Eatery.

We're pleased to announce our client, WIN Warehouse, brought home a Most Enhanced Award from Landmarks Association of St. Louis for the renovation of their 1930s warehouse, office, and retail space in North St. Louis.

When we bought our building ten years ago (has it been that long?!), we wanted to make an environmental statement with the renovation. We didn’t have the budget for LEED certification, but our new home had to be energy efficient, practical, and a space our staff wouldn’t mind working in every day.

Today, Bulrush opens to the public. Our team was so passionate about this project, we opted to delay our holiday party until the restaurant was complete.

This week we uncovered a stash of hand sketches we made while working through the design of St. Louis's first Mellow Mushroom that opened in 2016.

SPACE is pleased to announce that architect John Pitman has joined the board of directors for The St. Louis Art Place Initiative, an effort to create affordable home ownership opportunities for low- to middle-income artists.