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The employees at Lewis Communication have officially begun the move in process to their new offices downtown. The four story building plus roof top area will be used by their 60 employees here in Birmingham.
“The building, which has previously served as First Federal Savings and Loan and The New City Church, now includes office space, meeting rooms, a production studio, and many other amenities for the Lewis employees.”
WBA is excited to be a part of the major expansion at Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum. The expansion will create a total of 250,000 square feet of museum space.
“This expansion will help keep us as the benchmark for motorcycle collections worldwide, people visit Birmingham from all over the world to see this museum and its collection, and we want to continue to ‘wow’ them with what they see. With programs and events like the Porsche Sport Driving School, the Mercedes‐Benz Brand Immersion Program, the Honda Indy Grand Prix of Alabama and the Triumph Superbike Challenge, it’s important that we always present an impeccable image for our sponsors and fans.”
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.
Our own Kyle Kirkwood presented possible options to the leaders and citizens of Woodlawn at a recent “visioning session."
“Woodlawn’s redevelopment potential includes projects like a roadside café, a mix of shops by the “makers” who live there and even a marketplace for food trucks and pop-up shops, according to the visions from community leaders and a master planner.”