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400 41st Street in March 2019

400 41st Street (officially 400 Forty-First Street S.) is a redevelopment and expansion of a former 1930s Gulf filling station at 400 41st Street South in Forest Park-South Avondale. The 4,000 square-foot project was undertaken in 2017 by developer Adam Thrower. Design Initiative served as architect for the project, which was built by Prier Construction.

Godwin, Brent (June 2, 2017) "Local group plans renovation of historic Avondale building." Birmingham Business Journal
Godwin, Brent (October 2, 2017) "Avondale commercial project moving forward after changes." Birmingham Business Journal
Godwin, Brent (August 23, 2018) "Avondale project almost full after signing unique tenant." Birmingham Business Journal

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	'''400 41st Street''' (officially '''400 Forty-First Street S.''') is a redevelopment and expansion of a former 1930s Gulf filling station at 400 [[41st Street South]] in [[Forest Park-South Avondale]]. The 4,000 square-foot project was undertaken in [[2017]] by developer [[Adam Thrower]]. [[Design Initiative]] served as architect for the project, which was built by [[Prier Construction]].		'''400 41st Street''' (officially '''400 Forty-First Street S.''') is a redevelopment and expansion of a former 1930s Gulf filling station at 400 [[41st Street South]] in [[Forest Park-South Avondale]]. The 4,000 square-foot project was undertaken in [[2017]] by developer [[Adam Thrower]]. [[Design Initiative]] served as architect for the project, which was built by [[Prier Construction]].