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WBA is excited to be apart of the restoration of the Federal Reserve building in downtown Birmingham. The project will create 85,000 square feet of office and retail space to the dormant building.
“The historic Federal Reserve Building sits between two very important courthouses in a critical part of Birmingham’s downtown, after sitting dormant for almost 20 years, the 1927 and 1958 properties are being restored back to modern use.”
Pac-Clad Petersen details the installation of their Snap-Clad Panels in lengths of up to sixty feet on the roof of Homewood Board of Education. The roof resembles a kite after the site it sits on, "kite hill."
The new home for the Homewood Board of Education Central Office in Alabama is a 14,500 sq. ft. modern structure which represents the first phase of a long-term plan to develop a 24 acre site in a suburb of Birmingham.
The contemporary structure was designed by Williams Blackstock Architects, Birmingham. “The roof design was inspired by the site it sits on which was known as Kite Hill,” said architect Kyle Kirkwood. “It’s a spot where kids and parents came to fly kites. The roof, which slopes in two different directions, is representative of the popular site.”
The firm was present as the City held the official "ground breaking" for the new City Hall and Police Building.
We had the honor of designing the new City Hall and Police Building which will serve the administrative functions of the City. As the City has grown over the past 50 years, the needs of the government has grown and the the existing City Hall has proven to be too small to accommodate the growth. The new 54,000-square-foot City Hall and Police Building will be located to the west of the Vestavia Plaza Shopping Center and is expected to be complete by September 2015. The new building will provide a civic presence and exterior green space.
