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==Locations== | ==Locations== | ||
===2nd Avenue North=== | ===2nd Avenue North=== | ||
* | * 2320–2322: [[Frothy Monkey]] (2021–), former location of [[Urban Standard]] ([[Tomasz Wrzesien]] & [[Jane Brock]], 2007–2020) | ||
* 2324: [[Travel Scene]] | * 2324: [[2nd Row Law]] (2017–), [[Kulture City]] (2019–), former location of [[Travel Scene]] | ||
* 2326: [[Maxwell Tillman]] attorneys | |||
* 2328: [[Yo' Mama's]] ([[Denise Peterson|Denise]] & [[Crystal Peterson]] 2014–), former location of [[Faith Skate Supply]] | * 2328: [[Yo' Mama's]] ([[Denise Peterson|Denise]] & [[Crystal Peterson]] 2014–), former location of [[Faith Skate Supply]] | ||
* | * 2330–2332: [[Zarzaur Mujumdar & Debrosse]], former location of [[Erdreich Architecture]] ([[Jeremy Erdreich]] 2006–2012) | ||
===24th Street North=== | ===24th Street North=== | ||
* 212: [[ | * 212: [[Asthetik|Ästhetik]] photo studio, former location of [[Jason Wallis Photography]], [[Feast & Forest]] ([[Kristen Hall]] & [[Victor King]] 2015–2018) | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Latest revision as of 15:03, 3 August 2021
2nd Row during Sodisco, November 2008
2nd Row is an office/retail condominium development on the northwest corner of 2nd Avenue North and 24th Street. The building was purchased in 2006 by siblings Jeremy and Anna Erdreich. Erdreich opened his Erdreich Architecture office in the development and marketed other renovated spaces to small businesses.
Locations
2nd Avenue North
- 2320–2322: Frothy Monkey (2021–), former location of Urban Standard (Tomasz Wrzesien & Jane Brock, 2007–2020)
- 2324: 2nd Row Law (2017–), Kulture City (2019–), former location of Travel Scene
- 2326: Maxwell Tillman attorneys
- 2328: Yo' Mama's (Denise & Crystal Peterson 2014–), former location of Faith Skate Supply
- 2330–2332: Zarzaur Mujumdar & Debrosse, former location of Erdreich Architecture (Jeremy Erdreich 2006–2012)
24th Street North
- 212: Ästhetik photo studio, former location of Jason Wallis Photography, Feast & Forest (Kristen Hall & Victor King 2015–2018)
References
- Tomberlin, Michael (August 12, 2008) "Plans for night club, downtown market add to vibrance of Second Avenue North." The Birmingham News
- Diel, Stan (July 12, 2012) "Second Avenue's Erdreich Architecture planning to move." The Birmingham News