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'''2040 Highland Avenue''' was a proposed 10-story, office [[List of buildings by height|high rise]] to be located | '''2040 Highland Avenue''' was a proposed 10-story, office [[List of buildings by height|high rise]] to be located at 2040 [[Highland Avenue]] in [[Five Points South]]. At the time of its announcement in April [[1957]], the tower was proposed by [[J. Hamilton Perkins]] and slated to be the first major office building constructed in Birmingham since the completion of the [[Watts Building (1928)|Watts Building]] in [[1928]]. Designed by [[Wilmot Douglas]], the proposed $2.3 million building featured a strikingly modern design with vertical levels of enameled metal and windows. | ||
The [[Colony Motor Hotel]] (now known as [[Highland Manor]]) was later constructed on the site. | The [[Colony Motor Hotel]] (now known as [[Highland Manor]]) was later constructed on the site. | ||
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2040 Highland Avenue was a proposed 10-story, office high rise to be located at 2040 Highland Avenue in Five Points South. At the time of its announcement in April 1957, the tower was proposed by J. Hamilton Perkins and slated to be the first major office building constructed in Birmingham since the completion of the Watts Building in 1928. Designed by Wilmot Douglas, the proposed $2.3 million building featured a strikingly modern design with vertical levels of enameled metal and windows.
The Colony Motor Hotel (now known as Highland Manor) was later constructed on the site.
References
- Bierman, Irving (April 28, 1957) "$2 million-plus office building will rise soon on Southside" The Birmingham News - via Newspapers.com