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Mega-Sized Incubator Lands a New Home!
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Did the old brick BN building get torn down as part of this? I thought that was part of their original plan.
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I do believe it will remain. I seriously doubt they would tear
down the historic structure. much less the city allowing them.
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Hi folks! Newbie here. Thought I would add a few things to the list.
Here are some developments i thought were interesting in the City of Birmingham
Fundraising for Lyric Theatre: ONB is
working with Landmarks Inc, which also owns
the Alabama Theatre, to establish a board of
directors to oversee a multi-million dollar
fundraising campaign to renovate this historic
Vaudeville-era theatre (see rendering above).
Birmingham Mayor Bernard Kincaid has included
a $200,000 pledge in his 2006 budget
to help get the effort underway. The restored
theatre will be able to host many of the smaller
acts the Alabama is now forced to turn away.
The Lyric is a key component of the Theatre
District proposed in the City Center Master
Plan.
New Social
Security Building
Plans Shared
at Briefing
Officials from the Government Services
Administration and Opus South shared plans
at the May ONB May Breakfast Briefing for
the new Social
Security
Building to be
constructed
on a twoblock
site in
the northwest
section of
downtown
Birmingham.
The state-ofthe-
art building
(see rendering above) will have more than
587,000 square feet of rentable space, have
1765 parking spaces and house more than
2200 workers. It will include amenities such
as a child care center, cafeteria and fitness
center and will also incorporate the latest in
security and safety designs mandated by the
federal government. It will also include
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In northeast metro BHM... New Urbanism development:
Developers plan a quaint community along Cahaba River
Kaija Wilkinson
Staff
June 27 will mark what Hearthstone Properties LLC hopes will be a new era for Trussville, one that will transform a 160-acre stretch of property along the Cahaba River into a quaint paradise resembling neighborhoods of the past.
Developer Barry Stalnaker has tapped the prestigious Miami firm of Duany Plater-Zyberk & Co. to oversee the design of the project. The firm has designed more than 100 such communities throughout the country, such as the one made famous by "The Truman Show," Seaside, Fla.
Members of the firm, including co-founder Andr
Metro Birmingham Projects List
in Birmingham
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More downtown propaganda? :-)
During the Implementation Now campaign
at the end of 2004, Co-chairs
Carol Garrison, Dudley Reynolds and
Tom Hamby encouraged investor participation
in order to