Loomis Associates has worked with Maryville University in Town & Country, Missouri in developing outdoor spaces throughout their campus. This includes an outdoor dining area at Gander Hall, pedestrian plaza at the new Health Sciences Building, the new Simon Plaza, as well as assisting the University in all development projects including new dorms, athletic fields, and classroom buildings.
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