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[[Image:Gulf Building.jpg|right|thumb|375px|The Gulf Building]] | [[Image:Gulf Building.jpg|right|thumb|375px|The Gulf Building]] | ||
'''One Highland Place''' (formerly the '''Gulf Building''') is 65,000 square-foot office building located at 2151 [[Highland Avenue]]. It was originally an international-style design, elevated above the ground-level parking on concrete piers with a steel and glass curtain wall and an undulating concrete awning over the entrance. It was developed in [[1961]] by [[Engel Realty Company]] for the local offices of the [[Gulf Oil Company]]. | '''One Highland Place''' (formerly the '''Gulf Building''') is a 65,000 square-foot office building located at 2145-2151 [[Highland Avenue]]. It was originally an international-style design, elevated above the ground-level parking on concrete piers with a steel and glass curtain wall and an undulating concrete awning over the entrance. It was developed in [[1961]] by [[Engel Realty Company]] for the local offices of the [[Gulf Oil Company]]. | ||
[[IBM|International Business Machines]] had an office in the building. The ground floor housed [[Mammy's Pancakes]]. | [[IBM|International Business Machines]] had an office in the building. The ground floor housed [[Mammy's Pancakes and Beef House]]. | ||
The building was renovated in [[1990]] with a red brick facade wrapping the ground-level parking and the addition of a gable-shaped parapet on the front facade. New office spaces were enclosed on the ground floor. The building is currently leased by [[J. H. Berry & Gilbert, Inc.]] | The building was renovated in [[1990]] with a red brick facade wrapping the ground-level parking and the addition of a gable-shaped parapet on the front facade. New office spaces were enclosed on the ground floor. The building is currently leased by [[J. H. Berry & Gilbert, Inc.]] | ||
The Elmington Capital Group of Nashville, Tennessee purchased One Highland Place for $5.8 million in [[2015]]. In [[2020]] they sold it to local property managers [[StoneRiver Company]] for $7.2 million. | |||
==Tenants== | ==Tenants== | ||
* [[Burke, Harvey & Frankowski]] | * 100: [[Gulf Oil Corporation]] divisional office (1964) | ||
* [[Colon | * 102: [[Jim Lewis Realty Sales]] (1964) | ||
* [[Frohsin & Barger, LLC]] | * 103: [[Keystone of Birmingham]] publishers (1964) | ||
* [[ | * 115: [[Hawley, Beck & Co.]] (1984) | ||
* 120: [[Burke, Harvey & Frankowski]], [[Triumph Services]] (–2021) | |||
* 200: former location of [[General Electric Co.]] utility department (1964), [[Colon & Rectal Surgical Associates of Birmingham]] | |||
* 201: [[Eric N. Harris]] real estate appraiser (1964) | |||
* 202: [[Boston Insurance Group]] (1964) | |||
* 204: [[Council of Birmingham Presbytery]] (1964) | |||
* 205: [[U. S. Gypsum Co.]] (1964) | |||
* 206: [[Alabama Educational Television Commission]] (1964) | |||
* 208: [[Great States Life Insurance Co.]] (1964) | |||
* 209: [[American Credit Indemnity Co. of New York]] (1964) | |||
* 213: [[Occidental Life Insurance Co. of California]] (1964) | |||
* 310: [[J. D. Lloyd]] attorney, formerly [[Frohsin & Barger, LLC]] | |||
* Entire 1st and 3rd floors were used as office space for [[Complete Health]] (1990s) | |||
==References== | |||
* Van der Bijl, Hanno (January 9, 2020) "Five Points South office building sells for $7M to local investors." {{BBJ}} | |||
[[Category: | [[Category:One Highland Place|*]] | ||
[[Category:1961 buildings]] | [[Category:1961 buildings]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Engel developments]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:56, 18 May 2023
One Highland Place (formerly the Gulf Building) is a 65,000 square-foot office building located at 2145-2151 Highland Avenue. It was originally an international-style design, elevated above the ground-level parking on concrete piers with a steel and glass curtain wall and an undulating concrete awning over the entrance. It was developed in 1961 by Engel Realty Company for the local offices of the Gulf Oil Company.
International Business Machines had an office in the building. The ground floor housed Mammy's Pancakes and Beef House.
The building was renovated in 1990 with a red brick facade wrapping the ground-level parking and the addition of a gable-shaped parapet on the front facade. New office spaces were enclosed on the ground floor. The building is currently leased by J. H. Berry & Gilbert, Inc.
The Elmington Capital Group of Nashville, Tennessee purchased One Highland Place for $5.8 million in 2015. In 2020 they sold it to local property managers StoneRiver Company for $7.2 million.
Tenants
- 100: Gulf Oil Corporation divisional office (1964)
- 102: Jim Lewis Realty Sales (1964)
- 103: Keystone of Birmingham publishers (1964)
- 115: Hawley, Beck & Co. (1984)
- 120: Burke, Harvey & Frankowski, Triumph Services (–2021)
- 200: former location of General Electric Co. utility department (1964), Colon & Rectal Surgical Associates of Birmingham
- 201: Eric N. Harris real estate appraiser (1964)
- 202: Boston Insurance Group (1964)
- 204: Council of Birmingham Presbytery (1964)
- 205: U. S. Gypsum Co. (1964)
- 206: Alabama Educational Television Commission (1964)
- 208: Great States Life Insurance Co. (1964)
- 209: American Credit Indemnity Co. of New York (1964)
- 213: Occidental Life Insurance Co. of California (1964)
- 310: J. D. Lloyd attorney, formerly Frohsin & Barger, LLC
- Entire 1st and 3rd floors were used as office space for Complete Health (1990s)
References
- Van der Bijl, Hanno (January 9, 2020) "Five Points South office building sells for $7M to local investors." Birmingham Business Journal