Birmingham Parking Authority Deck 2: Difference between revisions

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Birmingham Parking Authority Deck 2 (or the City Hall Parking Deck) is a 9-story, 1,570-space parking deck owned and operated by the Birmingham Parking Authority and located on 19th Street North between 8th and 9th Avenues, adjacent to I-20/59.

It was designed by Renneker, Smith & Kirkwood architects and built by Brasfield & Gorrie. The deck opened in 1976 and connects by elevated walkway to Birmingham City Hall. The deck also serves the adjacent Boutwell Auditorium and the Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex.

White, Marjorie Longenecker (1977) Downtown Birmingham: Architectural and Historical Walking Tour Guide. Birmingham: Birmingham Historical Society.

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-'''Birmingham Parking Authority Deck 2''' (or the '''City Hall Parking Deck''') is a 9-story, 1,570-space parking deck owned and operated by the [[Birmingham Parking Authority]] and located on [[19th Street North]] between [[8th Avenue North|8th]] and [[9th Avenue North|9th Avenue]]s.
+'''Birmingham Parking Authority Deck 2''' (or the '''City Hall Parking Deck''') is a 9-story, 1,570-space parking deck owned and operated by the [[Birmingham Parking Authority]] and located on [[19th Street North]] between [[8th Avenue North|8th]] and [[9th Avenue North|9th Avenue]]s, adjacent to [[Interstate 20|I-20]]/[[Interstate 59|59]].
-It was designed by [[Renneker, Smith & Kirkwood]] architects and built by [[Brasfield & Gorrie]]. The deck opened in [[1976]] and connects by elevated walkway to [[Birmingham City Hall]]. The deck also serves [[Boutwell Auditorium]] and the [[Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex]].
+It was designed by [[Renneker, Smith & Kirkwood]] architects and built by [[Brasfield & Gorrie]]. The deck opened in [[1976]] and connects by elevated walkway to [[Birmingham City Hall]]. The deck also serves the adjacent [[Boutwell Auditorium]] and the [[Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex]].
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