Dear SLC3 Members,
I know this will be a light work week of course, but, wanted to share some information anyway and wish everyone a Happy Holidays!
Before I also retreat for some R&R, I wanted to share some stats with you about our email campaigns. We had 335,271 emails sent out with almost half of those opened and engaged with over the past year. This is a reminder to share your information with us for our newsletter. Also, sponsorships for 2025 are available. Supporting us through sponsorship enables us to maintain our level of service to our members and certainly not only builds up your brand, the consistency of the annual sponsorships certainly creates top-of-mind awareness.
The year 2025 will see the return of our Awards Gala! This is a great opportunity to showcase work! Any work completed in 2023, 2024, and before March 2025 is eligible. We also have so many other recognition awards! Nominate yourself or someone you know. Owners, designers and contractors will see you! The call for Entries is open, so when you return be sure to send those in!
And with 2025, comes more resources for our associate members and some changes to the biggest event we host, our golf tournament! We will have more project opportunities for both design and construction to share with our members. And, we have more openings for foursomes at Whitmoor! We have figured out a way for greater networking and shorter golf times. Plus, we are adding a corn-hole tournament! I've heard this is a great time thanks to our Safety Chair, Chuck Twellman (Ameren).
And lastly, I want to say to all our supporters and community, thank you for contributing to the success of the SLC3. Thank you in whatever ways you contribute. It's been amazing what has changed in the last six years and I feel really blessed to have such amazing people to speak at our events, to volunteer, to attend and participate and of course staff and leadership. It really is a village and it takes a village to keep this ship sailing. Have a blessed Christmas, Hannukah, Kwanza, and holidays! See you in 2025!
Warm regards,
Kelly Jackson
Executive Director
SLC3
KJackson@SLC3.org
SLC3 Staff
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We are driven by innovation, continuing education, equity empowerment, and collaboration.
These aspects are what push us to bring our members as many benefits to the table as possible. For our region and for the AEC industry as a whole, it is essential to stay connected, continue learning, and focus on what we can do to better one another.
If you're not a member, do any of those aspects align with your organization? If so, please reach out to learn more.
We want to provide as many benefits to as many individuals and organizations as possible. If you are a member, we greatly appreciate you and your continued support! If you have questions, ask us. We want to hear from you and we want you involved. Join us in bettering the STL AEC Industry!
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Wishing you all a very Happy Holiday Season, A Merry Christmas, and a Happy and Prosperous New Year!
We are thankful for all of you and your support this year
and look forward to what 2025 will bring!
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Cheers to Connection, Collaboration, and Celebration!
Last week's Women's Leadership Holiday Happy Hour was a festive reminder of the power of women supporting women.
Thank you to our Women's Leadership Sponsor, SERVPRO of West Kirkwood and Sunset Hills Jan Mullaney and Kristie Gabel for supporting the group this year.
Congratulations to our prize winners and thank you to everyone who joined us for a fantastic evening together!
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Dedicated Home For Arts & Sciences To Break Ground In Spring - WashU & Alberici
A ceremonial groundbreaking for the first dedicated home for Arts & Sciences on the Danforth Campus took place at Washington University in St. Louis.
The building will house some of the school’s premier departments and programs and serve as a cornerstone for scholarly and educational partnerships with other schools and units across campus.
The building, which will be west of Olin Library and northwest of Graham Chapel at the heart of the Danforth Campus, will be named Michael W. and Quirsis V. Riney Hall in recognition of a pledge from Michael, BSBA ’08, and Quirsis “Kaisy” Riney, St. Louis business leaders and philanthropists.
A new quad will be created between the building and the west side of Olin Library that will be called the Michael W. and Quirsis V. Riney Quadrangle.
Arts & Sciences, the largest school on the Danforth Campus, announced plans for the new building in December 2021 during the launch of its 10-year strategic plan.
While the school occupies roughly 40 buildings for Arts & Sciences departments, centers and programs, it does not have a dedicated home on the Danforth Campus.
Riney Hall will provide the school with that vital and recognizable space as it executes its ambitious strategic plan under the leadership of Feng Sheng Hu, the Richard G. Engelsmann Dean of Arts & Sciences.
“Riney Hall will be the crown jewel of Arts & Sciences, providing the school a state-of-the-art facility to house key departments and units, bring together student-facing academic services and resources, and create signature event and gathering spaces that will foster collaboration and the exchange of ideas for the entire WashU community,” said Hu, who is also the Lucille P. Markey Distinguished Professor.
“We’re grateful to Michael and Kaisy for their extraordinary support to help advance WashU’s liberal arts and sciences into a new era of interdisciplinary leadership,” said Chancellor Andrew D. Martin. “The finest modern universities have two things in common: strength in the liberal arts and a demonstrated commitment to interdisciplinary discovery and dissemination.
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“Riney Hall will be more than a building,” Martin continued. “It will establish our future as the standard-bearer for what an innovative, connected liberal arts education should look like.”
The approximately 110,000-square-foot, two-story building will be home to the departments of African and African-American Studies (AFAS) and of Sociology; the undergraduate advising function of the College of Arts & Sciences, serving WashU’s largest undergraduate body; and the Office of Graduate Studies, which administers and awards all doctoral degrees in Arts & Sciences.
There will also be space in the building to support faculty research. Dubbed “The Incubator,” it will support a host of collaborative research opportunities for WashU faculty and students and house two signature initiatives of the Arts & Sciences strategic plan — the Incubator for Transdisciplinary Futures and the Transdisciplinary Institute in Applied Data Sciences — among others.
“Kaisy and I are excited to support a project that will have such a positive impact on Arts & Sciences and the university,” said Michael Riney, a WashU trustee who graduated from Olin Business School with a finance major. “This building will provide an environment that helps students and faculty excel and produce world-changing scholarship and research.”
The first floor will have a skylit “main street” concept that runs through the center of the building and will offer the WashU community a north/south pathway across campus. A café and a two-story reconfigurable collaboration and event space will be just off the “street.” The exterior of the eastern side of the building also will have a north/south covered pathway.
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IMPACT Strategies Begins Construction of Federico Kia Renovation
IMPACT Strategies, Inc. recently began renovation of the Federico Kia dealership in Wood River, IL at 1911 E Edwardsville Rd. The relaunch of the new Kia brand identity was the catalyst of Federico’s renovation. Kia wants their “customers to engage not only through the products but also through all the experience elements.” In the new Kia store design, “Kia aims to shift the mindsets of the consumers and provide them with meaningful and relevant experience with Kia.”
As the construction manager, IMPACT Strategies is managing the demolition and renovation of the existing 33,486 SF building, including extensive updates to the exterior. IMPACT collaborated with the Federico family & Kia’s design team early in the preconstruction phase to maximize efficiencies for constructability and design standards for an aggressive construction timeline. Federico Kia will stay operational throughout the project.
“IMPACT is proud of our long-standing partnership with the Federico family and thrilled to bring our extensive experience in the automotive industry to Federico Kia as we serve as their trusted partner on this exciting renovation in Wood River” said IMPACT Strategies’ President, Mark Hinrichs.
Federico has two dealerships under their umbrella in Wood River – Federico Kia & Federico Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM, both offering vehicle sales and service. As a premier Kia dealership, Federico is proud to serve customers across Illinois and Missouri with a wide selection of new and pre-owned vehicles while offering a fast and convenient buying experience.
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Construction Updates (STL Region) |
NOTE: THIS IS MOVING TO INFO HUB. Please note, we will move upcoming projects to your InfoHub portal beginning in 2025!
Under Design/Construction:
- Avenue Bene
- Viva Bene – 171 Unit Luxury Active Adult Living Community (St. Peters, MO)
- Tara Ridge Development, LLC (Chesterfield, MO)
- First Community Credit Union
- First Community Credit Union (Streets of Caledonia, O’Fallon, MO)
- NGA
- NGA West
- Records
- GRG
- Brickline Greenway (GRG)
- New Chain of Rocks Bridge Park
- Delmar Maker District
- STL Zoo North County
- $230 Million Conservation Area
- STL Zoo
- Destination Discovery
- Crestwood Crossing
- City of St. Louis
- Arch Connector
- 39 North (Danforth Center)
- 600-Acre AgTech Innovation District
- Mixed-use developments
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SLC3 2025 Officers & Leaders:
Michael Hargrave, BJC HealthCare - President
Bill Dyer, Avison Young/Pace Properties - 1st Vice President
Vince Nutt, BJC HealthCare - 2nd Vice President
Frank Niemerg, Ameren - Immediate Past President
Anna Leavey, Anna Leavey Consulting, LLC - Secretary
Mark Winschel, ASC Group/Four Fourteen - Past President
Kelly Jackson, Executive Director
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BSA LIFESTRUCTURES ADDS BAHR AS PRINCIPAL
Thomas Bahr recently started a new position with BSA LifeStructures as Principal. He was most recently Studio Lead at Jacobs and was previously Senior Architect at BSA. BSA LifeStructures is our loyal sponsor of our Annual Owner's Roundtable Program and a dedicated member of the SLC3 with many active employees attending and participating in our events.
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GADELLNET PROMOTES PULLIAM TO VP - STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS
Taryn Pulliam was recently promoted to Vice President of Strategic Partnerships at GadellNet. Taryn is an active member of the SLC3 and is helping coordinate our upcoming February Tech Panel and we can't wait to partner with her and GadellNet. If you need guidance in the Tech world, she's your go-to!
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