I.Date: August 24, 2009
From: Cultural Resources OfficeTo: City of St. Louis Preservation BoardSubject: New Application
Address: 4520 Forest Park
District: Preservation Review District Ward: 17
4520 FOREST PARK FROM FOREST PARK LOOKING SOUTH EAST4520 FOREST PARK FROM DUNCAN LOOKINGNORTH EAST
Owner:
St. Louis College Of Pharmacy
Applicant:
Spirtus WreckingDistrict:Preservation Review District - 17th Ward
Background:
The building at 4520 Forest Park was constructed in 1965 as a student dormitory of students of the St. Louis College of Pharmacy. It contains 58 apartments. The College has constructed a newcampus just south of the building and no longer needs the building, which, according to theCollege, needs increasing maintenance.The College has contracted with the adjacent Washington University School of Medicine to sell part of the vacant land resulting from demolition of the building for a surface parking lot,reserving the rear portion of the lot for its own use. The four adjacent lots have a complexownership pattern.
4536 FOREST PARK PARCEL OWNED BY BARNES JEWISH HOSPITAL
4524 FOREST PARK PARCEL OWNED BY WASHINGTON UNIVERSITYMEDICAL CENTER 4520 FOREST PARK PARCEL OWNED BY ST. LOUIS COLLEGE OFPHARMACY
4505 FOREST PARK PARCEL OWNED BY WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
MAP ABOVE SHOWS CURRENTOWNERSHIPMAP BELOW SUBMITTED BY APPLICANT SHOWSPROPOSED OWNERSHIP AND PARKING LOT PLAN
REAR OF BUILDING FACING SOUTH WEST SIDE OF BUILDING
Reasons for Application:
The applicant and current owner has stated that the College has no further use for the building because of its construction of new residential facilities.
LOOKING WEST ON FORST PARK AT THE BJHPARKING LOT, GARAGE ANND COMPLEX ANDTHE LONG TERM MARIOTT HOTEL , SITE ISADJACENT TO THE LEFT (EAST)LOOKING SOUTH AT THE BJH PARKING LOTAND STRUCTURE WITH THE COLLEGE OFPHARMACY TO THE REAR LOOKING NORTH WEST ACROSS THE BJHPARKING LOT TO FOREST PARK BLVD.LOOKING EAST ACROSS THE WASHINGTONUNIVERSITY PARKING LOT
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