Bemberg Architecture

Thanks to St.Louis Homes & Lifestyles for the feature and to McCoy Design Studio & MDG Renovations for all their hard work in making this beautiful renovation project a reality and to Megan Lorenz for her wonderful photography. https://stlouishomesmag.com/article/3106 & https://www.bembergarchitecture.com/projects/elm

This little 600 SF starter home is underway in Lindenwood Park, and I'm pretty excited about it.

This lot wasn't buildable until a recent zoning change made projects like this possible. It's a great example of how small policy changes can open the door to more housing in existing neighborhoods.

I'd love to see more missing middle housing throughout our region—small homes, ADUs, duplexes, and other projects that fit naturally into our neighborhoods while creating more attainable places to live.

Looking forward to seeing this one finished!

Bittersweet news. ❤️

We're moving the office from Shaw to our new home on The Hill!

We'll definitely miss sharing a space with studio Mc Thanks for being such great neighbors and collaborators—we're looking forward to working together much more in the future.

We're also excited for what's next. Our new office is in the Big Club Hall building, at 5200 Shaw, surrounded by an incredible community of architects, designers, artists, and other creative people. It feels like the perfect place for our next chapter.

If you're in the neighborhood, come say hello! Let's grab a coffee across the street at Shaw's Coffee Ltd or meet up for happy hour sushi at sado.stl
(Thx Cameron Frey for the tip 😁)

Here's to old friends, new neighbors, and the next adventure.

Pappas House tour today. This was one of Frank Lloyd Wright's last homes and it's located in town & country just south of highway 40. The whole home was built of cast concrete forms for both the walls and roof. The house was a beautiful contrast of light / dark, grand / intimate, natural and man made materials.

Rafters are going up at Farmer's Market. The intimate courtyard is starting to take shape and in decorative screens will start getting fabricated in the coming weeks to build off of the great design work of the students at in collaboration with and .

Site visit to Bates & Idaho Reno today. Demo done and framing coming soon for this adaptive reuse of a beautiful historic building ready for some new life. We're excited to work with on this exciting project. Stay tuned 😲

Interior view of the Wenneker Reading Room looking out towards the projected overhang of the workshop that provides shade from the southern summer sun and protection from spring rains.

How do you update a home that’s been in one family since the mid-1800s? Carefully. 🔨
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