Working closely with a myriad of historic reviewing agencies, including the U.S. General Services Administration, the National Advisory Council, the Department of the Interior and the State of Missouri, the Old Post Office was redeveloped as a multi-use structure. The National Historic Landmark, built in 1872, is the sixth most historic building in GSA’s inventory and one of the few second empire buildings still in existence. The building is now occupied by the Missouri Court of Appeals, Webster University, the St. Louis Buisness Journal, St. Louis Public Library, the Attorney General and the Missouri Secretary of State.
The Old Post Office
St. Louis, Missouri
Client: St. Louis U.S. Custom House and Post Office Building Associates, LP
Size: 245,000 SF
Trivers Role: Lead Architect, Historic Architect, Interior Design
Photographer: Hedrich Blessing, Sam Fentress
Awards:
Retrospective of Courthouse Design, National Center for State Courts
Justice Facilities Review, AIA Academy of Architecture for Justice Knowledge Community
Merit Award, AIA St. Louis
Government Design Award, IIDA
John H. Poelker Levee Stone Award, Downtown St. Louis Partnership
