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A light-filled amenity lounge features a striking, acoustically padded pleated banquette designed for flexible socializing and remote work.
One Hundred's ground-level public and retail spaces are positioned adjacent to Forest Park, while a wider streetscape strengthens pedestrian connections between the Central West End and the park.
The aluminum façade is articulated with vertical channels, a textured expression that references the reflective quality of Eero Saarinen's Gateway Arch while providing a more materially substantial counterpart to the glass curtain wall.
Alternating bands of transparent curtain wall and corrugated anodized-aluminum rain screen create a repetitive vertical rhythm that changes in character around the building.
One Hundred is a contemporary residential tower in St. Louis's Central West End. Completed in 2020 by Studio Gang, the 316-unit building features tiered massing, a faceted aluminum-and-glass façade, and a leaf-shaped plan.
The adaptive reuse project retains its original hardwood structure as the dominant architectural element.
BLOOM worked directly with local contractors on site, resolving details pragmatically while maintaining the project's intentionally raw architectural character.
Inside the Inspiration Library, bespoke mahogany bookshelves introduce a precise geometric order against the exposed timber trusses of the original factory.
The intervention treats the existing factory as a deliberately unfinished framework, creating a flexible interior intended to accommodate users' individual expression, creativity and changing patterns of occupation.
Opened in 2018, the five-acre Factory Phnom Penh complex preserves the structure and industrial character while adapting them into flexible spaces for co-working, culture, cafes and events.
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