This colored sketch shows the concept of a "proposed new Texaco station", with access from and to McCausland Avenue, Wise Avenue, Blendon Place, and the New I-64 highway, westbound. This is dated November 21, 2001.
view from Berthold Avenue, toward the south
dirt piled, crane on site, trucking and moving dirt and concrete
Berthold Avenue, looking west, toward Wise Avenue and the city of Richmond Heights
MoDOT property on the right, behind Blendon Place
Berthold Avenue, looking east
closed at alley to Ethel Avenue
crane on site
reinforcement rolls, chipped concrete pile
all existing concrete and pavement removed
site at interchange, early Spring - late Winter, 2009
setting new retaining walls
early Spring, 2009
dirt pile and retaining wall at Firehouse
street becomes alley to the west of McCausland Avenue
view from Firehouse and recycling bins
McCausland at Hwy. 40/64, looking north
piles drilled and concrete supports in place
retaining walls in place
new McCausland overpass supports
early Spring, 2009
Reconstruction of bridges over Bellevue Avenue, Boland Place, Highland Terrace are finished.
Reconstruction of McCausland Avenue bridge - July, 2009
Adjusting, rolling dirt for new highway
July 2009 - pipinig laid out, one lane poured, concrete piles down
Looking toward McCausland Avenue and Berthold Avenue intersection, closed now
road detour, through alley, a block to Ethel Avenue
Wise Avenue at Berthold Avenue, with Blendon Place coming in on the left
New demolition/construction project is on the right
Looking across Berthold Avenue
May, 2009 - dirt piles, concrete frames and equipment
The New I-64 demolition - in progress
Dirt as mud, and Spring growth - existing highway closed and chopped up, piled and ground for recycling
Widening of overpass bridge and new concrete pours coming
April-May-June, 2009-Existing interchange concrete removed for recycling and reuse
South of The New Hwy. i-64
retaining wall behind the Firehouse
McCausland Avenue Interchange
2009 demolition/construction
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- My name is Theresa Marie Bextermiller, R.A., M.F.A. I am a Registered Architect, and have a Master of Fine Arts (Computer Graphics)[and Interactive Media]. As a FIRST GRADUATE OF A NEW PROGRAM and the first single-nationality American to receive this new degree, on 10/1/90, I HAVE BEEN TOLD BY ABET, INC. THAT "FIRST DON'T PAY". THE STUDENT LOAN DEBTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE NEW DEGREE cannot be legal - attended from 1/88 - 10/1/90. The School of Engineering was placed on probation, and discontinued, in 1993. The Department of Computer Graphics was started in summer '88, for graduate students, to replace the existing undergraduate Computer Science program, School of Engineering. The undergraduate Computer Graphics students had been admitted prior to the graduate students. The year 1986 has been celebrated as the beginning year. Nothing had been reported to accrediting bureau N.A.S.A.D. prior to the early 1990s. The School of Art and Design had been accredited by the N.A.S.A.D. E-MAIL: 26twosix@att.net
dirt moved
existing road and new dirt pile
new McCausland overpass going up
looking north, from St. Louis City Firehouse
new roadway at Hwy. I-64
level, soundwall, fencing
Early Spring, around April, 2009
moving dirt
Looking east toward Oakland Avenue, Clayton Avenue, at McCausland Avenue
new construction of overpass- retaining walls, supports and bridgework
Looking toward Bellevue Avenue and Wise Avenue
Dirt, concrete, piping, vehicles, seen from Berthold Avenue
View from Berthold Avenue
April, 2009