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[[Image:2121 Building.jpg|right|thumb|275px|2121 Building in November 2005]] | [[Image:2121 Building.jpg|right|thumb|275px|2121 Building in November 2005]] | ||
The '''2121 Building''' is a 17-story, 276-foot-tall high rise office building located at 2121 [[8th Avenue North]] in [[Downtown]] [[Birmingham]]. It was developed in [[1962]] by [[Cobbs, Allen & Hall]] for the Bloomefield-Sender Enterprise of Memphis, Tennessee. | The '''2121 Building''' is a 17-story, 276-foot-tall high rise office building located at 2121 [[8th Avenue North]] in [[Downtown]] [[Birmingham]]. It was developed, in [[1962]] by [[Cobbs, Allen & Hall]] for the Bloomefield-Sender Enterprise of Memphis, Tennessee. The development was leased primarily for federal offices. Original tenants included the Internal Revenue Service's Alabama district office. | ||
The 227,447<!--221,089--> square-foot building was designed by John H. Summer and Associates of Atlanta, Georgia and cost $2.5 million to construct. It occupies a 200-foot x 190-foot L-shaped tract on the south side of 8th Avenue between [[21st Street North|Richard Arrington, Jr Blvd North]] and [[22nd Street North]]. | The 227,447<!--221,089--> square-foot concrete-framed building was designed by John H. Summer and Associates of Atlanta, Georgia and cost $2.5 million to construct. It occupies a 200-foot x 190-foot L-shaped tract on the south side of 8th Avenue between [[21st Street North|Richard Arrington, Jr Blvd North]] and [[22nd Street North]]. | ||
[[WAQY-AM]] operated a penthouse studio from the 2121 Building beginning in the late 1960s. | |||
In [[2006]] the building's interior underwent significant renovations. [[Alagasco]] designed and installed a 3-unit hybrid boiler system to replace the building's original boiler. Because the multi-jurisdictional [[Personnel Board of Jefferson County]] is the primary tenant, the various municipalities who participate in the employment system were asked to contribute to the cost of renovations. | In [[2006]] the building's interior underwent significant renovations. [[Alagasco]] designed and installed a 3-unit hybrid boiler system to replace the building's original boiler. Because the multi-jurisdictional [[Personnel Board of Jefferson County]] is the primary tenant, the various municipalities who participate in the employment system were asked to contribute to the cost of renovations. |
Revision as of 21:30, 1 April 2012
The 2121 Building is a 17-story, 276-foot-tall high rise office building located at 2121 8th Avenue North in Downtown Birmingham. It was developed, in 1962 by Cobbs, Allen & Hall for the Bloomefield-Sender Enterprise of Memphis, Tennessee. The development was leased primarily for federal offices. Original tenants included the Internal Revenue Service's Alabama district office.
The 227,447 square-foot concrete-framed building was designed by John H. Summer and Associates of Atlanta, Georgia and cost $2.5 million to construct. It occupies a 200-foot x 190-foot L-shaped tract on the south side of 8th Avenue between Richard Arrington, Jr Blvd North and 22nd Street North.
WAQY-AM operated a penthouse studio from the 2121 Building beginning in the late 1960s.
In 2006 the building's interior underwent significant renovations. Alagasco designed and installed a 3-unit hybrid boiler system to replace the building's original boiler. Because the multi-jurisdictional Personnel Board of Jefferson County is the primary tenant, the various municipalities who participate in the employment system were asked to contribute to the cost of renovations.
Tenants
- Alabama Cooperative Extension System, Jefferson County Extension Office
- ClasTran
- FBI Birmingham Division (formerly)
- Freshwater Land Trust
- Regional Planning Commission (formerly)
- Personnel Board of Jefferson County
References
- Beiman, Irving (August 1961) "Financing completed on 15-story building" Birmingham News - via Birmingham Rewound
External links
- 2121 Building on Emporis.com
- 3-D model of the 2121 building by Jordan Herring