Constructed in 1912 and expanded through 1953, the historic Georgia-Pacific power plant once thrived as a symbol of Savannah’s industrial growth with its smokestacks standing as sentinels over the city’s industrious past.
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AC Hotel Downtown Kansas City →
When the original Rialto Building, a five-story structure, was destroyed by fire in 1909, real estate icon Albert Marty prioritized building a new fireproof skyscraper that would be used to house medical professionals. Completed in 1911, the 13-story steel-frame skyscraper featured Commercial-style architecture by renowned architects Smith, Rea, and Lovitt and was constructed by George L. Brown & Son.
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The AC Hotel Kansas City (Mo.) Downtown has opened in the historic, 112-year-old Rialto Building following a $73 million renovation. Previously known as the Ozark National Life Insurance Building and United Missouri Bank, the 13-story hotel was renovated by Beechwood Pinnacle Hotels and now has 239 guestrooms and 11 suites.
By Jennifer Glatt
Read MoreNATIONAL PARK SERVICE: Federal Tax Incentives for Rehabilitating Historic Buildings - Annual Report for Fiscal Year 2021 →
By: National Park Service - U.S. Department of Interior - Technical Preservation Services
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THE MERIDIAN STAR - “GUEST VIEW: The crown jewel of Meridian is back" →
By Percy Bland
“…Today, that crown jewel is back. She is back as an epic hotel in a now-bustling downtown with new businesses, a brewery, new restaurants and monthly festivals.”
Read MoreTHE MERIDIAN STAR - “Threefoot Hotel opens after years of anticipation" →
By Bill Graham
“After years of anticipation, The Threefoot Hotel in Meridian opened its doors Tuesday.”
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THE MERIDIAN STAR - “Threefoot Hotel to feature restaurant, rooftop bar, Starbucks"
By Anne Snabes
“After several years of renovation, The Threefoot Hotel in downtown Meridian is expected to open this fall.”
Read MoreTHE MERIDIAN STAR - “PROFILE 2021: Renovated Threefoot Building expected to open in May"
By Anne Snabes
“Architect John Campo is ecstatic about the opening of the Threefoot Building, which is expected to take place in May.”
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DOTHAN EAGLE - “Eufaula Evolution: Developer unveils Bluff City Inn property plans” →
By Kyle Mooty
“EUFAULA — Back to the future has never sounded more exciting for Eufaula.
The Bluff City Inn, long a deteriorating centerpiece for the city of Eufaula, could become a destination after its purchase and restoration plans of its new ownership.”
WRBL - “Columbus hotel company prepares to bring iconic 19th century Eufaula hotel back to life” →
By Chuck Williams
“EUFAULA, Ala. — A Columbus hotel developer is planning to bring an iconic 19th century Eufaula hotel back to life with a massive makeover.
The Bluff City Inn is one of Eufaula’s cherished landmarks.”
NEWSCENTER ABC 11 - “Progress continues to be made on Threefoot Building” →
By Andrew Sament
“Work continues to be done on the historic Threefoot Building in downtown Meridian.
A rendering made by Campo Architects was recently released depicting what the rooftop restaurant and bar will look like once it’s completed. Community Development Director Laura Carmichael says the rooftop restaurant and bar will be a great addition to the building.”
THE MERIDIAN STAR - “REBUILDING MERIDIAN: Progress continues on developments, despite COVID-19” →
By Erin Kelly
“While the threat of COVID-19 forced the closure of everything from restaurant dining rooms to malls, salons and schools in recent weeks, work has continued on several major development projects in Meridian.”
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SAN ANTONIO BUSINESS JOURNAL – “Downtown office building plans to add 350-room, dual-branded hotel” →
By Ryan Salchert
“Both hotel brands would be making their debuts in San Antonio if the project comes to fruition.”
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THE MERIDIAN STAR - “Threefoot Building expected to open in Meridian in November 2020” →
By Erin Kelly
“The historic Threefoot Building in downtown Meridian is expected to open in November 2020, according to the architect for the project.
The Art Deco high-rise is being transformed into a Courtyard by Marriott hotel with 131 rooms, said John Campo, president of Campo Architects.”
SAN ANTONIO BUSINESS JOURNAL – “HDRC Wrapup: Two downtown hotel projects get thumbs up” →
“Housing and hospitality topped the list during the Historic and Design Review Commission meeting on Wednesday, as two downtown hotel projects and a Tobin Hill town house project received approvals.”
By Ryan Salchert
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THE MERIDIAN STAR - “THREEFOOT TRANSFORMATION: Rehabilitation of historic Meridian building inches closer” →
“The long-awaited transformation of the Threefoot Building in Meridian could start soon, provided the developer gets the go-ahead from federal officials.”
By Bill Graham
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