World-Renowned Architect Gyo Obata Has Died
Article originally posted by STL Mag World-renowned architect and St. Louisan Gyo Obata died March 8 at age 99. Obata was born in San Francisco and attended…
Article originally posted by STL Mag World-renowned architect and St. Louisan Gyo Obata died March 8 at age 99. Obata was born in San Francisco and attended…
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The MO History Museum Library and Archives Center (on Skinker) has brought the rare Bird’s Eye View of Saint Louis MO print by James Palmatary out…
Known as “The Keyhole House” for its uniquely shaped entry, this 4,609 sq. ft., 4 bedroom, 3 bath home was built in 1890 by its…
Known as “The Keyhole House” for its uniquely shaped entry, this 4,609 sq. ft., 4 bedroom, 3 bath home was built in 1890 by its…
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