Brinkmann Begins Olivette, U. City Apartments

Date Posted: November 7, 2024

Posted In: Organizations, Projects,

Brinkmann Constructors recently began construction on apartment complexes in University City and Olivette.

In partnership with Subtext Living the contractor recently broke ground on  “LOCAL,” a 414,000-square-foot multifamily project in University City.

LOCAL will bring 259 residential units to the Delmar Loop. The community will offer a mix of studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom layouts, including townhomes.

The building will also offer 414 parking spaces in a secure, attached five-story garage, and over 7,000 square feet of street level retail with an outdoor dining patio.

Featuring approximately 12,000 square feet of shared amenity spaces, LOCAL on Delmar is designed to provide residents with an elevated living experience that will support their holistic health, wellness, work, and social needs. Amenity highlights include a work-from-home hub with private and collaborative spaces; a wellness suite with sauna and meditation room; a gym with cardio, weights, and outdoor fitness; a yoga and open fitness studio; a pool terrace with grills, cabanas, and fire pits; and a club room with media wall, game room, vinyl listening station, and entertaining kitchen.

ESG Architecture and Design is the project architect. Stock and Associates Consulting Engineers, Inc. is civil engineer; and First Mid Bank & Trust is the lender.

The Irvington

Brinkmann, in partnership with Balboa Real Estate Partners, also recently began developing The Irvington Place Apartments,  a five-story, 218,000-square-foot multifamily development in Olivette. Cost of the

Located on a five-acre site, this new multifamily development will bring five stories, 205 units and 305 beds to the suburban St. Louis community. The Irvington Place Apartments are HUD-financed and will feature a variety of upscale residential amenities, including a pool, fitness center, yoga room, outdoor courtyard, interior club room, work-from-home space, storage areas, ample covered and surface parking options and a dog wash station.

Slaggie Architects, Inc. will serve as the project architect.