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'''Red Mountain Bank''' was founded in [[Hoover]] in June, [[2004]], by [[Mike Washburn]] and a group of investors and community leaders. Red Mountain Bank's first office was opened just off [[US Highway 280]] in the [[Inverness]] area of [[Hoover]] at 5 [[Inverness Center Parkway]]. | '''Red Mountain Bank''' was founded in [[Hoover]] in June, [[2004]], by [[Mike Washburn]] and a group of investors and community leaders. Red Mountain Bank's first office was opened just off [[US Highway 280]] in the [[Inverness]] area of [[Hoover]] at 5 [[Inverness Center Parkway]]. In [[Birmingham]], Red Mountain has a second office in the [[English Village]] area of [[Mountain Brook]], at 1906 [[Cahaba Road]], and a branch in Brentwood, Tennessee. It also plans on expanding into other areas, including Fairhope. | ||
The design of Red Mountain Bank's English Village office, created by [[GA Architecture Studio]], won a 2008 Merit Award for Commercial Architecture from [[AIA Birmingham]]. | The design of Red Mountain Bank's English Village office, created by [[GA Architecture Studio]], won a 2008 Merit Award for Commercial Architecture from [[AIA Birmingham]]. | ||
Revision as of 13:37, 10 June 2008
Red Mountain Bank was founded in Hoover in June, 2004, by Mike Washburn and a group of investors and community leaders. Red Mountain Bank's first office was opened just off US Highway 280 in the Inverness area of Hoover at 5 Inverness Center Parkway. In Birmingham, Red Mountain has a second office in the English Village area of Mountain Brook, at 1906 Cahaba Road, and a branch in Brentwood, Tennessee. It also plans on expanding into other areas, including Fairhope.
The design of Red Mountain Bank's English Village office, created by GA Architecture Studio, won a 2008 Merit Award for Commercial Architecture from AIA Birmingham.
References
- "Birth of a Bank", Jennifer Ekman. Business Alabama, September 2004.
External Links
- Red Mountain Bank website