Presenting a collection of St. Louis bricks, sidewalk markers, and the Fleur-de-lis as architectural detail on and in city buildings, brick collecting, urban exploration, and my life by Christian Herman. Reporting from Tower Grove South in St. Louis, MO
Showing posts with label Tower Grove East. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tower Grove East. Show all posts
5/6/10
The Monte Christo
These magnificent bricks slay me with their rough finish and subtle range of hue. The original mortar was finger tooled into the crevices.
I showed this photo to Tim over lunch and he announced it was the best cornice in the neighborhood.
These photos are of the Monte Christo apartment building near Wyoming and s Grand in TGE.
2/14/08
RILEY'S WALL FELL DOWN
Riley's, corner of Arsenal and Arkansas in TGE.
What's behind the face bricks (or not).
DAMN, dude! Tossing bricks on the roof?
Seriously, I watched as the guy threw bricks over the tiles onto the roof.
DOUBLE DAMN, dude! Don't place that ladder on the falling wall! Go above the coping tiles and use a ladder stabilizer on this windy day!
Plaster lined chimney chase
What's behind the face bricks (or not).
DAMN, dude! Tossing bricks on the roof?
Seriously, I watched as the guy threw bricks over the tiles onto the roof.
DOUBLE DAMN, dude! Don't place that ladder on the falling wall! Go above the coping tiles and use a ladder stabilizer on this windy day!
Plaster lined chimney chase
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