Inside Harris Armstrong Designed Home in Oakland | 934 Singlepath Lane
This is an exciting opportunity to purchase what was once esteemed architect, Harris Armstrong’s, former studio and offices. Over the years it has been expanded…
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Transformation Tuesday: Harris Armstrong’s Architectural Office | 934 Singlepath Lane
The small office is reached by crossing a narrow wooden bridge across a man-made pond that Armstrong stocked with exotic fish and tropical plants. The…
Throwback Thursday: Harris Armstrong | A Modernist for Today
Harris Armstrong (April 6, 1899 – December 15, 1973) was a well-read and largely self-taught modern architect revered for his masterful application of strikingly colorful,…
Harris Armstrong Designed Residence | 934 Singlepath Lane
This is an exciting opportunity to purchase what was once esteemed architect, Harris Armstrong’s, former studio and offices. Over the years it has been expanded…
Save the Shanley Building: A Preservation Demonstration | May 11, 2019
Join us for an important day of action to show support for saving the Harris Armstrong-designed Shanley Building in Clayton. Among the earliest International-Style buildings…
The Shanley Building to be Demolished
Longtime businessman Fred Kummer has acquired a half-block of Clayton real estate with plans to redevelop it into a $270 million mixed-use project of luxury condominiums…
Esteemed St. Louis Architect: Harris Armstrong Lecture October 24th
I have sold several Harris Armstrong-designed homes over my career. Check out my blog for more information and pictures of Harris Armstrong’s work.
Harris Armstrong: A Short Biography
Harris Armstrong – Architect Harris Armstrong was born in Edwardsville, Illinois in April 1899, the eldest son of a tobacco salesman. The family moved often…
Noguchi Ceiling From 1940s Uncovered
Noguchi Ceiling From 1940s Is Uncovered at U-Haul in St. Louis According to circuit court documents from the ’90s, it seems that the original windows are still under the tan…
Harris Armstrong Gem Sale Closed: 18 Jamestown Acres
18 Jamestown Acres Harris Armstrong’s 1942 house for Evarts Graham. This is probably his most important residential design of these breakthrough years of his career &…