The Meadows at Lake St. Louis was awarded the 2008 Masonry Project of the Year by Masonry Construction Magazine. For more information on this award please click here. 

M+H worked with The Davis Street Land Company to develop a new kind of shopping experience for the St. Louis Area. The development, now open, is located at the southeast corner of the intersection of I-64/US 40 and Lake Saint Louis Blvd. Interstate I-64/US 40 is the main east/west artery through St. Louis. The Meadows is designed as an open air center with an atmosphere and shopping environment distinctive from traditional enclosed malls featuring easy street front parking, outdoor gathering areas and the country's leading specialty retailers and restaurants all in convenient proximity to the customer base. The center has been developed to meet the growing demand for specialty stores and restaurants in St. Charles County.

Among the retailers and restaurants choosing The Meadows as the site of their ONLY stores in St. Charles County are BC’s Kitchen, Banana Republic, Caché, Chico’s, Clarkson Jewelers, Coldwater Creek, Eddie Bauer, Jos. A. Bank, New Balance St. Louis, Aveda Salon Kashmir, Talbots and The Walking Company. Three retailers made their Missouri debut at The Meadows, including Von Maur Department Store, Backwoods and Bachrach. Other retailers opening at The Meadows include Aeropostale, Ann Taylor Loft, Bath & Body Works, Christopher & Banks, C.J. Banks, Claire’s, Gymboree, Kay Jewelers, New York & Company, Lenscrafters Optique, Puddle Ducks, Select Comfort, Sunglass Hut, Victoria’s Secret, Yankee Candle, Old Navy and Bed Bath & Beyond.

De Smet Jesuit High School recently completed the next phase of the campus improvement master plan. This phase focused on the Pierre La Barge Football Stadium and the baseball facilities. The improvements to the stadium include enlarging the size of the infield of the football field to accommodate a regulation size soccer field and resurfacing with synthetic turf, a new press box, an alumni/student activities pavilion, the addition of two lanes on the track, and the resurfacing of the track with the synthetic material that has been used on all of the Olympic tracks since 1972. The improvements to the baseball field include a new masonry press box, new masonry dugouts with metal roofs, a new masonry backstop with the De Smet logo, new bullpens, a new batting cage, a new larger grandstand, and an alumni/student pavilion.

For more information visit De Smet's website

M+H is working with Trammell Crow to create a 500,000 square foot office building in the Kansas City Intermodal Business Center adjacent to the Kansas City International Airport. The second phase of the project expands the size of the project to just under a million square feet.

This recently completed project is a new 38,000 SF, single story elementary school for Southern Boone County School District, in Ashland, Missouri. This is the first phase of a multi-phase project, which includes one new building and improvements to various buildings throughout the school district. “Green” concepts are incorporated into several areas of the building, including a ground source heat pump system, the use of regional materials on the exterior, and high recycled content materials in the interior.  The second phase, also recently completed, is the addition of a 10,000 SF fifth grade wing. 

M+H Architects, working with O'Toole Design Associates, recently brought another Ronald McDonald House Family Room to life. The new Ronald McDonald House Family Room is located at Cardinal Glennon Children's Hospital. The Family Room is located within the hospital and offers families a place to stay and visit with their children in a more home like setting. The Family Room offers a residential setting complete with bedrooms, a small kitchen, a laundry facility, a balcony, and a large living room area. The project is 1,400 square feet and includes all the comforts of staying at home to make the stay as easy on the families as possible.

M+H Architects, working with mission critical facilities expert, Ascent Corporation, and Koman Group as the developer, recently completed a more than $500 million, 550,000-square-foot data center for Microsoft, located in Northlake, Illinois, outside of Chicago. Northlake Data Center is the most powerful data center development in Chicago and one of the most powerful data center developments in the U.S. The Chicago facility sprawls over more than 12 acres located in direct proximity to a city water pumping station, significant fiber optic bandwidth along adjacent Interstate and rail lines, and its own on-site electric substation. With 40MW(2N) or 80MW(gross) of power available, and readily expandable to 60MW (2N) or 120MW (gross), Northlake supports thousands of computer servers that process internet activity and network services for Microsoft. The center will probably employ no more than 75 people to operate the servers.

Andrews Academy Phase I of their new school is now open and running, consisting of an approximate 40,000 SF, two story educational building for kindergarten through fifth grades.The building provides for expansion capabilities for a subsequent phase II (expansion of existing grades) and phase III consisting of expansion for seventh through eighth grades with a gymnasium.

Building I is the first of four proposed buildings on a site in Berkeley County outside Charleston, South Carolina for The Rockefeller Group (referred to as Rockefeller Foreign Trade Zone – Charleston, SC). This 561,000 SF speculative warehouse building will incorporate LEED design practices and is targeted and pre-certified for silver accreditation.

Recently completed, Building IV is the second of the proposed buildings. It is a new, single-story, Office/Distribution Center of approximately 1,100,000 SF in area for the Rockefeller Group Development Corporation. It is located at the northern end of the 400-acre development in Berkeley County, SC.  The clear height of the building is 32’ and the exterior building skin consists of load-bearing tilt-up concrete wall panels. This project has achieved Gold LEED Certification. 

A new Catholic High School for the Diocese of Jefferson City, MO, this is a joint project with Peckham & Wright Architects of Columbia, MO. This is a multi-phased project that provides the flexibility necessary when beginning a new high school in a quickly developing area. Phase I includes the sitework along with 84,000 SF of building which incorporates 14,000 SF of shell building ready for immediate expansion.

Having completed Barnard Hall in 2009, M+H Architects were selected again by Missouri Military Academy for a new project involving the demolition and reconstruction of Stribling Hall, their original Administration Building from 1900. The building will be around 16,650 SF with a basement, main and upper level of approximately 5,550 SF each. A central rotunda will be located below the dome with a second floor opening to the main level. A new entrance drive with visitor parking will be provided on the west side of the building. The project is registered with the USGBC and is attempting LEED Certification.

The new Callaway Electric Cooperative corporate headquarters and operations center is located on 30 acres of a new 128 acre Callaway Energy Centre industrial park development. The CEC is developing the industrial park at the junction of US Highway 54 and State Road H, in Fulton, MO. As the first completed building in the development, the CEC will set the standard for energy efficiency and environmental consciousness for future tenants of the park. The single story facility includes approximately 30,000 SF of office, 10,000 SF of warehouse for storing and assembly of various electric components, 14 vehicle bays at 28,000 SF for storage of utility vehicles used daily, along with material and equipment storage of 5,050 SF and maintenance building of 5,650 SF. The project pursued and achieved LEED certification with the USGBC (only the 5th development site to earn the honor of a Missouri Certified Site).

Completed in 2010, this new 11,800 SF facility contains a gymnasium with a high school regulation sized basketball court and competition volleyball court. The new building adjoins the existing school adjacent to the existing kitchen and cafeteria, which support the gym when used for non-athletic functions. New toilet rooms, storage rooms, and P.E. office are also included.
The exterior of the building is designed to compliment the existing building, but give the parish an improved identity from the road.

The Kirkwood Parks Maintenance and Operations Facility is the third project awarded to M+H by the City of Kirkwood in 3 years. It is an 11,000 SF, tilt-up concrete structure to house the Parks Department vehicles, shop and offices. The site has a substantial amount of topography, a water tower, and athletic fields that must remain. A multi-level design was required to allow access due to the grade change on the site. A paved material and equipment yard with 6 covered storage bins were also provided. The site is fenced to provide security and control for outdoor yard areas.

Construction was completed in 2011 on a new project for Saint Gerard Majella Catholic School and Church. The project consisted of a 34,000 SF School building addition and remodeling, 3,200 SF Narthex addition to the Church building, and related sitework.

Pattonville Senior High School Athletic Facilities Master Planning project involved programming of the outdoor football stadium and a new natatorium building. The project included Master Planning these new facilities in addition to all outdoor athletic fields and facilities on the Senior High School Campus. This Master Plan process concluded with conceptual design of the natatorium, football stadium and outdoor athletic improvements and the impact to the School and Campus image.