photo by Logan Gruber
The house at 24 College Ave. S., which sits on the future site of Bayou Flats Lofts, across the road from City Hall and across the alley from La Playette, was demolished April 1. Collegeville Cos., the developer, had originally planned to begin construction back in November 2014, but the date was pushed back while they await a firm tenant for the restaurant/retail portion of the building. The previous owners of the house, the Loso family, gathered to watch the demolition.
The house at 24 College Ave. S., which sits on the future site of Bayou Flats Lofts, across the road from City Hall and across the alley from La Playette, was demolished April 1. Collegeville Cos., the developer, had originally planned to begin construction back in November 2014, but the date was pushed back while they await a firm tenant for the restaurant/retail portion of the building. The previous owners of the house, the Loso family, gathered to watch the demolition.
The previous owners of the house at 24 College Ave. S., which sits on the future site of Bayou Flats Lofts, gathered along with Collegeville Cos. to watch the demolition. Pictured, from left to right, are: Council Member Bob Loso, St. Joseph Police Officer Matt Johnson, Mary Kuebelbeck, Colleen Hollinger Petters, Solomon Oren-Ruprecht, Maren Oren, Jon Petters, Heather Loso and Kaula Loso.
The house at 24 College Ave. S., which sits on the future site of Bayou Flats Lofts, across the road from City Hall and across the alley from La Playette, was demolished April 1. Collegeville Cos., the developer, had originally planned to begin construction back in November 2014, but the date was pushed back while they await a firm tenant for the restaurant/retail portion of the building. The previous owners of the house, the Loso family, gathered to watch the demolition.
The house at 24 College Ave. S., which sits on the future site of Bayou Flats Lofts, across the road from City Hall and across the alley from La Playette, was demolished April 1. Collegeville Cos., the developer, had originally planned to begin construction back in November 2014, but the date was pushed back while they await a firm tenant for the restaurant/retail portion of the building. The previous owners of the house, the Loso family, gathered to watch the demolition.