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RENOVATION & TRANSFORMATION

IN 2020, The Post underwent a transformative renovation led by StarWood Group in partnership with Trivers architects, CannonDesign and Tarlton as General Contractor. The result is a stunning adaptive reuse effort that blends modern design, historic urban fabric and a community-focused mission to create a remarkable new space in the heart of St. Louis.

The Post Building rooftop photograph. A rooftop expands above the new primary building entrance in the North Addition. Ideal for social gatherings or al-fresco work, this outdoor space provides an opportunity for fresh air in the middle of the day or

The Post Building interior office space photograph. The large spaces of the Post Building create a cathedral effect by featuring three different multilevel atria that connect to more intimate spaces through a series of interior staircases. Employees

Exterior Photograph of The Post Building at sunset taken from Cole St. in Downtown North St. Louis. Eight floors and 160K rentable square feet make The Post Building a versatile space to accommodate any companies’ needs. Inside its walls are 58 confe

Interior photograph of Square office space and communal dining area featuring St. Louis Empowered STL mural. The Post Building at 900 N. Tucker has been a vital hub for informing and connecting St. Louis to the world since its construction in 1930. O

Interior photograph of The Post Building conference room. The freeing design also allows for a variety of meeting types, be it tight knit in a conference room or company wide in the vast all-hands area.

Exterior Photograph of The Post Building at sunset taken from Cole St. in Downtown North St. Louis.

Interior photograph of The Post Building office space. The Post underwent a transformative renovation led by Starwood group in partnership with Trivers architects, CannonDesign and Tarlton as general contractor. The result is a stunning adaptive reus