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'''55th Place Arts''' is an arts incubator project developed by [[Main Street Birmingham]] on [[55th Place South]] in [[Woodlawn]]. The project incorporates five small buildings with several individual store fronts painted in bright colors with black awnings. The design was produced by [[Cohen Carnaggio Reynolds]] architects and completed for $350,000, generated from public and private sources.
'''55th Place Arts''' is an arts incubator project developed by [[Main Street Birmingham]] on [[55th Place South]] in [[Woodlawn]]. The project incorporates five small buildings with several individual store fronts painted in bright colors with black awnings. The design was produced by [[Cohen Carnaggio Reynolds]] architects and completed for $350,000, generated from public and private sources.


The incubator's first new tenant was [[City Arts Boutique]], opened by [[Brooke Fleming]] in December 2011.
The incubator's first new tenant was [[City Arts Boutique]], opened by [[Brooke Fleming]] in December 2011. Existing retail tenants include [[It's Linda's Beauty Salon]], [[MoHair Designs]] and [[Salon 728]].


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Revision as of 23:37, 14 December 2011

55th Place Arts is an arts incubator project developed by Main Street Birmingham on 55th Place South in Woodlawn. The project incorporates five small buildings with several individual store fronts painted in bright colors with black awnings. The design was produced by Cohen Carnaggio Reynolds architects and completed for $350,000, generated from public and private sources.

The incubator's first new tenant was City Arts Boutique, opened by Brooke Fleming in December 2011. Existing retail tenants include It's Linda's Beauty Salon, MoHair Designs and Salon 728.

References

  • Tomberlin, Michael (July 28, 2011) "Business incubator for artists on track for Birmingham's Woodlawn." Birmingham News
  • Chambers, Jesse (August 31, 2011) "Woodlawn seeks boost from new arts incubator" Weld Birmingham
  • Tomberlin, Michael (December 9, 2011) "City Arts Boutique is Woodlawn incubator's first shop." Birmingham News

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