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In mid-January, the last piece of structural steel was placed, and the $80 Million Lofts at Delmar and Limit were “topped-out, according to Washington University, the developer. Opening in August, 2014, the Lofts will include 240 apartments, a grocery store from Global Foods Market, and a 24-hour diner, the Peacock, Joe Edwards’ latest venture.
The international flavor at the grocery store will extend to prepared foods, including a deli counter, a sushi and ceviche bar, a grill area, and a coffee bar.
To view photos and a video, visit governmentrelations. wustl.edu.
In other collegiate news, we learned that Washington University in St. Louis came out on top of Lumosity’s annual ranking of the ‘smartest colleges in America.’ Last year’s winner, MIT, came in second, followed by Princeton University, Northwestern,. and Carnegie Mellon. Harvard and Yale came in eight and ninth, respectively, and Stanford settled down in 12th place.
The University of Chicago, Rice University, and Dartmouth were also in the top 10 this year. (from Rebecca Grant, VentureBeat.com/2013/11/14).
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Washington University Lofts under construction. Descriptive caption supplied.
Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, April–May 2014.
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