If you're not reading Ecology of Absence, initially started with regards to the North St. Louis revitalization project, then you should. Michael Allen's catalog of the St. Louis built environment is an interesting read for both St. Louisians and those of you far away alike. Each post pacts a motivating history lesson about architecture, St. Louis, and how cities work. This site will be a great asset in the years to come, not only collecting a vast amount of St. Louis history, but may also be responsible for saving some of our best buildings! His pictures alone are worth a visit. The photo is from a recent post of his.
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