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A Legacy of Positive Consequence

A Legacy of Positive Consequence

Trivers

By (author) Trivers

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Publishing 10th Nov 2025
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    • Founded in a city defined by its rich but complex history, Trivers embraces St. Louis' layered history—preserving its architectural past while designing for future generations
    • Trivers’ unwavering commitment to design excellence is reflected in the quality of their projects and the enduring legacy
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    A Legacy of Positive Consequence showcases Trivers’ enduring commitment to creating architecture that shapes communities and leaves a lasting impact. Featuring a selection of significant projects, the book underscores the firm’s dedication to historic preservation, adaptive reuse, sustainability and innovative solutions to complex challenges. As Trivers’ first publication, it honours the firm’s history and milestones while looking ahead to a future shaped by the transformative power of design.

    About the Author

    In 1975, Trivers was founded in St. Louis on values that still characterise the firm today: creating architecture of lasting positive consequence. In a city renowned for its historic architecture, but in need of restoration and fresh ideas, they established a reputation for thoughtful design that responded to context. Their early focus on historic renovation and adaptive reuse rapidly grew to include ground up construction. Over five decades, the firm has expanded its impact, blending innovation and context to shape communities and inspire change.  

    Specifications
    Publisher
    ORO Editions
    ISBN
    9781961856929
    Publish date
    10th Nov 2025
    Binding
    Paperback / softback
    Territory
    World excluding USA, Canada, Australasia & Asia (except Japan; China non-exclusive)
    Size
    203 mm x 229 mm
    Pages
    200 Pages
    Illustrations
    150 color
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