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* [[The Que*bicle]] (announced January 2024) | * [[The Que*bicle]] (announced January 2024) | ||
* [[Shin Ramen Noodles]] (announced January 2024) | * [[Shin Ramen Noodles]] (announced January 2024) | ||
* [[True40]] fitness studio (2,007 sf, announced March 2024) | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 14:23, 3 April 2024
The Edge Homewood is a proposed mixed-use development for a 4-acre site 815–817 Green Springs Highway in Homewood. The project was announced by J. J. and Whitney Thomas and is set to feature a shaded outdoor "gathering space" with picnic and play areas and a small amphitheater. The space will also be served by a 2,000 square foot brewery tap room along with a mix of restaurant stalls, shops, and/or co-working spaces.
Black Design Architecture designed the project with Lorberbaum McNair & Associates landscape architects. It was built by Wyatt Construction with a planned opening in late 2023.
Tenants
- PopBar gelato (announced August 2023)
- Baba Java Coffee (announced August 2023)
- Corbeau Wine Bar (announced January 2024)
- The Standard (announced January 2024)
- Cookie Plug (announced January 2024)
- The Que*bicle (announced January 2024)
- Shin Ramen Noodles (announced January 2024)
- True40 fitness studio (2,007 sf, announced March 2024)
References
- Parker, Illyshia (March 20, 2023) "Mixed-use concept The Edge proposed for Green Springs corridor." Birmingham Business Journal
- Itson, Patience (April 19, 2023) "Coming Soon: New entertainment development planned for Edgewood." Bham Now
- Parker, Illyshia (August 23, 2023) "Popbar, Baba Java Coffee coming to Homewood." Birmingham Business Journal