04/15/2026
(03/03) What if we detached our typical brick sills and headers from window openings altogether?
This was the question that drove the brief and addressed persistent detailing challenges seen in previous brick-clad developments. It led to a formal approach where a serpentine, fluid wooden interior form is encased within a rigid brick grid.
The site once housed the Connon Floral Co., the first greenhouse and wholesale florist company in the St. Louis area. Their greenhouses used the adjacent rail line to distribute flowers throughout the city — that same rail corridor sparked early neighborhood growth. The building honors this history through a refined utilitarian aesthetic and quiet references to movement and flow.
Each condominium unit includes two private outdoor spaces: a primary terrace and a secondary coffee nook. This dual access to the outdoors is uncommon at this price point and was prioritized to support resident comfort and wellness.
Connon Floral Condominiums
Client: Savoy Properties
Interior design: Wolf Interiors
Real estate agent: Ellen Reid .group
Interior renders: Novel
