St. Louis Post-Dispatch

People who live in high-density neighborhoods tend to weigh less.

Two St. Louis architects defend Busch Stadium in the face of plans for its demolition and replacement with a 'cheap imitation' of Baltimore's Camden Yards.

Building owners and architects are coming up with innovative strategies to protect commercial buildings.

Duany Plater-Zyberk & Co will develop the plan for a $500 million community for St. Charles County, Missouri.

Architecture critic Robert W. Duffy does not like the proposed 'retro' design for a new stadium in St. Louis.

The recent upgrade of a shopping mall near St. Louis cost $237 million, but still lacks sidewalks for those who want to walk to the stores.

A St. Louis response to the Brookings Institution report that claims no new regions can develop biotechnology.

The Army Corps of Engineers is evaluating how to turn the Mississippi riverfront in Missouri and Illinois into tourist destinations.

Architects say that new skyscrapers may incorporate some design changes but the building form is an "American tradition" and will not die. A report from Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat.

A St. Louis suburb mayor sues the city council claiming libel and slandor. The issue? A redevelopment project gone bad.

The striking St. Louis Arch is an icon of the city's past, and sends the wrong symbolic message. Is it time for a new monument?

St. Louis is yet another city following the national trend of suburbanization, with blighted inner city areas and booming fringe communities.