The AC Hotel Kansas City (Mo.) Downtown has opened in the historic, 112-year-old Rialto Building following a $73 million renovation. Previously known as the Ozark National Life Insurance Building and United Missouri Bank, the 13-story hotel was renovated by Beechwood Pinnacle Hotels and now has 239 guestrooms and 11 suites.
By Jennifer Glatt
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By Steph Kukuljan
Amid the dust caking downtown’s vacant Chemical Building, John Campo Jr. felt inspiration spark.
The unique architectural details of the 127-year-old property at Eighth and Olive streets captured Campo’s attention as a potential redevelopment. Data highlighting St. Louis as a competitive hotel market — coupled with nearby blockbuster real estate developments — made it a done deal, he said.
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By Lance Traweek
President | Founder John T. Campo was included in the City Business 2023 "The Power List" for the Construction Industry!
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By Ashley Bowerman
“Trilogy Hotel Montgomery, located in the former Montgomery WaterWorks building on Coosa Street, includes unique rooms, fine-dining restaurants, and banquet spaces..”
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By Cheré Coen
“With the addition of 5 Louisiana Cultural Districts between them, along with recent recognition for their Main Street districts, the duo defines revitalization.”
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By Latrisha Parker
“On NBC 10 News Today, community leaders discussed phase 2 of the strategic plan to date and requested public comment on the plan’s ongoing development.”
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By Bruce Buckley
“General contractor DonahueFavret Contractors converted the historic 10-story Royal St. Charles Hotel into Hotel Indigo New Orleans.”
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By the Ouachita Citizen
“The city of Monroe plans to host Rollin’ on the Riverfront at the Monroe River Market Sept. 17 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. as part of Phase 2 of the strategic plan for redevelopment in downtown Monroe. This event is an opportunity for the community to come together and share their ideas for downtown.”
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By Biz New Orleans
“Miriam Salas and Mary Gilmore have joined John T. Campo Jr. as partners at Campo Architecture & Interior Design.”
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By the Ouachita Citizen
“The city of Monroe hosted a strategic plan design camp last week to give student the opportunity to participate in the creation of the strategic plan for downtown Monroe.”
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By Ian Robinson
“The City of Monroe and Campo Architects held a free interactive design camp Friday at the Northeast Louisiana Children's Museum. Kids got a chance to imagine the future of downtown through activities such as drawing, modeling building, and diagramming.”
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By Louise Poirier
“ENR Texas & Louisiana is pleased to announce the winners of its 2022 Best Projects competition!”
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By State of the City Monroe
“The completion of Phase 1 of the Downtown Monroe Master Plan is a true example of community-based economic development and placemaking. This plan will provide the foundation needed to make Downtown Monroe an even more exciting and inviting place for the community to gather and a true destination for visitors.”
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By Tulane School of Architecture
“Each year, the AIA New Orleans chapter celebrates the best of this region’s architecture, recognized in a broad range of architectural work, and inform the public of the breadth and value of architectural practice. In total, 12 different awards had Tulane School of Architecture affiliations.”
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By Robyn Hagan Cain
“The new and renovated New Orleans venues are available for corporate parties, weddings, fundraisers, outdoor functions, business dinners, team-building activities, conferences, meetings, and more.”
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By Ian Robinson
“Downtown Monroe is one step closer to getting a fresh, new look. The City of Monroe completed the first phase of its master plan to revitalize the area.”
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By DonahueFavret Contractors
“Hotel Indigo-French Quarter, a new 10-story, 143-key IHG boutique hotel, is the conversion of the historic Royal St. Charles Hotel that DonahueFavret completed two decades ago.”
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By Gloria Lloyd
“ST. LOUIS — The architect and developer that purchased the Chemical Building in downtown St. Louis is planning to rehabilitate the structure as a hotel using historic tax credits.”
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