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The architect and developer that purchased a historic St. Louis property is planning to convert the building into a hotel.
New Orleans-based John T. Campo & Associates intends to renovate the 125-year-old Chemical Building in downtown St. Louis.
The 17-story building most recently was used as an office building with retail on the ground floor. It's been mostly vacant for years.
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