A closer look.
Heritage entry halls, a reimagined ground-floor amenity platform, and tenant-shaped private suites. A selection of what 1017 Olive looks like today — and what it will be.
Through the iron gates.
The original 1911 entry hall — restored. Wrought-iron gates, coffered ceilings, the chandelier, polished marble and terrazzo under foot. This is where every guest, tenant, and visitor arrives before the Vault Lobby opens just beyond.
The whole atrium.
A concept view of the First Floor amenity platform in use. Chesterfield lounge seating around a pool table, the Mezzanine railing overhead, caged industrial pendants between the columns, and at the rear — the restored bank vault door flanking the bar.
The signature.
A closer view: the illuminated “Vault Lobby” signage between the original classical columns. Brass floor lamps, velvet swivel chairs, and a tone that reads private club more than office building. The anchor for the whole ground floor experience.
Your floor, your way.
A conceptual rendering of what a finished upper-floor buildout could look like — lounge, conference room, kitchenette, open workstations. Not a fixed plan; a visualization. Every upper-floor suite at 1017 Olive is tenant-directed.
A suite with a view.
A conceptual rendering of a private Mezzanine suite, configured for two principals — library-style seating, wood paneling, a St. Louis skyline mural across the wall. One flight up from the Vault Lobby, with your own door.