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The building, constructed in [[1924]]<!--or 1921-->, consists of three elements. A three-bay central building is flanked on the west by a two-bay extension of similar construction, and on the east by a single bay addition with a slightly lower pediment and small windows punched into a brick facade. The side of that addition features a one-story awning facing a 107-space parking lot. | The building, constructed in [[1924]]<!--or 1921-->, consists of three elements. A three-bay central building is flanked on the west by a two-bay extension of similar construction, and on the east by a single bay addition with a slightly lower pediment and small windows punched into a brick facade. The side of that addition features a one-story awning facing a 107-space parking lot. | ||
formerly housed the [[Hinkle Bros. Co.]], the [[Cleveland Manufacturing Co.]], [[Greeson Auto Top Co.]], [[Bonds Brothers Supply Co.]] and [[Southern Furniture & Rug Co.]]. Until [[2019]] it was the home of [[5th Avenue Antiques]] and also hosted productions of [[Theatre Downtown]]. | The building formerly housed the [[Hinkle Bros. Co.]], the [[Cleveland Manufacturing Co.]], [[Greeson Auto Top Co.]], [[Bonds Brothers Supply Co.]] and [[Southern Furniture & Rug Co.]]. Until [[2019]] it was the home of [[5th Avenue Antiques]] and also hosted productions of [[Theatre Downtown]]. | ||
In [[2019]]–[[2020]] a partnership of [[Colliers International]], [[Goodwyn, Mills & Cawood]] architects, and [[Founders Advisors]] purchased and redeveloped the building for office space. The property was acquired for $3.1 million. [[Stone Construction]] was the general contractor for the $10 million renovation, which was financed by [[ServisFirst Bank]]. The project qualified for $2 million in [[Historic Preservation Tax Credit]]s from the State of Alabama and additional credits from United States under a National Park Service program. | In [[2019]]–[[2020]] a partnership of [[Colliers International]], [[Goodwyn, Mills & Cawood]] architects, and [[Founders Advisors]] purchased and redeveloped the building for office space. The property was acquired for $3.1 million. [[Stone Construction]] was the general contractor for the $10 million renovation, which was financed by [[ServisFirst Bank]]. The project qualified for $2 million in [[Historic Preservation Tax Credit]]s from the State of Alabama and additional credits from United States under a National Park Service program. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:49, 18 November 2022
The Bonds Brothers Building is a 40,200 square foot multi-tenant commercial building located at 2408–2420 5th Avenue South. It uses 2400 5th Avenue South as its address.
The building, constructed in 1924, consists of three elements. A three-bay central building is flanked on the west by a two-bay extension of similar construction, and on the east by a single bay addition with a slightly lower pediment and small windows punched into a brick facade. The side of that addition features a one-story awning facing a 107-space parking lot.
The building formerly housed the Hinkle Bros. Co., the Cleveland Manufacturing Co., Greeson Auto Top Co., Bonds Brothers Supply Co. and Southern Furniture & Rug Co.. Until 2019 it was the home of 5th Avenue Antiques and also hosted productions of Theatre Downtown.
In 2019–2020 a partnership of Colliers International, Goodwyn, Mills & Cawood architects, and Founders Advisors purchased and redeveloped the building for office space. The property was acquired for $3.1 million. Stone Construction was the general contractor for the $10 million renovation, which was financed by ServisFirst Bank. The project qualified for $2 million in Historic Preservation Tax Credits from the State of Alabama and additional credits from United States under a National Park Service program.
Tenants
References
- Van der Bijl, Hanno (April 23, 2020) "Tenants to take space in new $10M Southside redevelopment project." Birmingham Business Journal