Article: Builders Race to Finish St. Louis, Mo., Baseball Stadium.

Byline: Jack Naudi

Apr. 2--By the start of the 2006 season, the St. Louis Cardinals must have a new stadium -- a sparkling venue in which the team might hold the All-Star Game two years later. It's a race against time, weather, steel prices and even geometry.

To win, the Cardinals picked an all-star team to design and build the as-yet-unnamed stadium. The triumvirate of veterans has worked collectively on dozens of stadiums and arenas.

One name is familiar in St. Louis: architectural firm Hellmuth, Obata + Kassabaum Inc., which designed the stadium.

Then there's John Lloyd, hired by the Cardinals to oversee the $387.5 million project. ...

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