North Broadway Distribution Center

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Constructed of conventional tilt-up concrete over structural steel, the project also included the demolition of three buildings over three weeks and ensured the on-site storm water detention area met Metropolitan Sewer District’s requirements.
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Clayco completed construction of a 420,000-square-foot speculative warehouse in downtown St. Louis. Clayco’s project team worked on a tight site and also relocated several public utilities without disturbing service to adjacent buildings. Constructed of conventional tilt-up concrete over structural steel, the project also included the demolition of three buildings over three weeks and ensured the on-site storm water detention area met Metropolitan Sewer District’s requirements. The $12.6 million design-build project was one of the largest distribution facilities in the city in years. Balke Brown was the developer and owner of the project.

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North Broadway

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St. Louis, Missouri

SIZE

420,000 SF

Constructed of conventional tilt-up concrete over structural steel, the project also included the demolition of three buildings over three weeks and ensured the on-site storm water detention area met Metropolitan Sewer District’s requirements. —

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Constructed of conventional tilt-up concrete over structural steel, the project also included the demolition of three buildings over three weeks and ensured the on-site storm water detention area met Metropolitan Sewer District’s requirements.
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