More possibilities for the Midwest
At Green Street, we devote our time to projects that create a lasting impact in and around the Midwest. Every project we work on is an opportunity to do something great in our city. We help business grow, neighborhoods improve and buildings perform for the future.
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Multi Family
City Living Without Limits
Terra takes the limits out of city living.
Balancing quiet paths and gardens with excitement from The Grove, it’s an urban oasis we invite you to call home. Construction began in January 2021.
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Union At The Grove
Multi Family
Bringing more growth to The Grove
One of St. Louis’ upcoming neighborhoods is creating a lot of buzz, and for good reason. Forest Park Southeast Neighborhood, now nicknamed – “The Grove” – is in a great location and has drawn an influx of developments, including our Urban Chestnut Brewery & Beirhall project.
Multi Family
NOW LEASING
Expanding upon the successful lease up and community that is Chroma, we created a sister project focused on studio and 1-bedroom units that offer a full range of amenities. As Green Street Building Group’s initial project, we take extra pride of ownership in all that Hue offers.
Multi Family
Workforce Rents with Luxury Details
Recognizing the need for workforce housing and a more compatible use of the former Van Der Vaart Concrete Company (once known as the Oscar Zimbal Brick Co.) site for the neighborhood, Green Street worked with the City of Sheboygan and the Sheboygan Economic Community to plan a residential community like no other.
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Turning Meals Into Memories
Olive + Oak co-founders Mark Hinkle and Greg Ortyl set out to create a fun, lively, and approachable restaurant and bar in their own back yard — a friendly, bustling neighborhood spot where the very best in food and drink would be served in a welcoming setting. After opening to wide critical acclaim, Hinkle and Ortyl quickly realized there was an unmet need for event space within the central suburban market of St. Louis.
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UNCOVERING THE HIDDEN POTENTIAL
We partnered with Rockwell Beer Company (RBC) to redevelop a former vacant machine shop into a craft beer destination. The space supports both beer on draft in the taproom and in cans with a permanent canning line.
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Building Missouri’s first LEED-certified brewery
We helped a two-year-old startup brewery cement their place in the craft beer market with an innovative brewery and bierhall. As part of how we built sustainability into the design, green features also function as aesthetics.
OFFICE
Finding new purpose for tomorrow’s businesses
At one of the busiest corners in the City of St. Louis, Market St. at Jefferson Ave., we’re working to revive and repurpose a building formerly used by Wells Fargo. While renovations are just beginning, we’ve already signed a long-term lease with Avatara, a web hosting and cloud service company in the tech industry.
Industrial
Going greener for a new business park
One of the projects we’re currently working on at Green Street is the redevelopment of the former Carondelet Coke facility. Recently, it was one of the largest areas of vacant land in the City of St. Louis – and also one of the most heavily polluted.
Industrial
Moving the Transportation Industry Forward
After purchasing the land long used by the railroad industry, Green Street looked to reinvent the area as a hub for transportation. With quick access to major highways, railways, and even barge shipping lanes, the underutilized location was primed for expansion.
Commercial
See the Greenest Building in St. Louis Chouteau Crossing
After Green Street acquired the former Missouri Boiler facility, we saw an opportunity to bring up an location once overlooked for its industrial use. As the surrounding Lafayette Square and Gate District neighborhoods continued to grow and become more modern, this was the perfect chance to revitalize and reuse the area.
Our Office
A home for sustainability
The office we call home – along with a few other businesses – was once the Mini of St. Louis car dealership. Today, it’s a sustainably built multi-use building that’s designed around people, instead of automobiles. More pedestrian access opens up the entire building to make it more inviting.
Retail
Redeveloping as a neighborhood
At Green Street, building sustainably often goes beyond LEED certification, it’s about looking to the future. The Jefferson Commons area was once a Kroger grocery store, but then stood vacant for more than eight years. We brought new life to the area – and a new grocer to a federally recognized food desert.
Commercial
Bringing a Modern Business Park to North St. Louis
Founding Principal Phil Hulse’s first major redevelopment project in the City of St. Louis brings new life to the former St. Louis Car Company location. Hall Street, in north St. Louis, is home to numerous businesses, but not many modern business parks. When the St. Louis Business Center project began, our goal was to not only update the building, but redefine the experience.
Commercial
Finding a recipe for success
Inside a former Pillsbury bakery building in north St. Louis County, Green Street helped a local food production company consolidate their efforts and move their business forward. The existing food-grade facility simplified the process for Arcobasso and Nature’s Bakery to move in, and reduced the downtime before putting production into full swing.
Commercial
Laying the framework for success in North City
Before Green Street acquired the Green Park Broadway location, it was often vacant and the building’s aging design had made it nearly obsolete. We saw the potential and invested in revitalizing an area that had the potential to be a hub for businesses.
Office
Paving the way for St. Louis’ first green business park
We helped create a modern, multi-tenant business park out of what was once the Dorris Gear Company manufacturing plant. The Page Business Center project began as two companies looked to fully embrace corporate sustainability.
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Construction starts on ‘workforce’ housing near The Grove (Union At The Grove)
August 11, 2021 | By Green Street
Construction starts on ‘workforce’ housing near The Grove (Terra At The Grove)
August 11, 2021 | By Green Street