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* Nicholson, Gilbert (May 7, 2004) "Young & Vann building gets $3.65M overhaul" {{BBJ}} | |||
* Coman, Victoria L. (May 20, 2008) "Birmingham-Jefferson History Museum may be getting a permanent home in downtown Birmingham by late June". {{BN}} | |||
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Latest revision as of 18:40, 18 April 2015
The Center for Regional Planning and Design was a multi-tenant office, gallery and event space developed by Sloss Real Estate in the former Young & Vann Building at 1731 1st Avenue North.
Sloss purchased the building from the Vann family in 2002. Cathy Sloss Jones oversaw the $3.65 million redevelopment of the building as a hub for agencies involved in design and planning. Chris Engel of Workshop 7 LLC designed the remodeling and Stone Contracting performed the work. The project was financed in part with New Market Tax Credits and a float loan from the City of Birmingham.
The property included a 59-space fenced parking lot to the west of the building.
Tenants
- 130: Alabama Folk Art Gallery, Lite Box Gallery
- Alabama Partners for Clean Air
- Auburn University Center for Architecture and Urban Studies
- Birmingham Design Review Committee
- Birmingham History Center
- Cultural Alliance of Greater Birmingham
- Region 2020
- Regional Planning Commission
- Scenic Alabama
- UAB's Service Corps of Retired Executives
References
- Nicholson, Gilbert (May 7, 2004) "Young & Vann building gets $3.65M overhaul" Birmingham Business Journal
- Coman, Victoria L. (May 20, 2008) "Birmingham-Jefferson History Museum may be getting a permanent home in downtown Birmingham by late June". The Birmingham News