Project Type: Multifamily

McKenzie Court

The McKenzie Court project was a revitalization of an existing Tuscaloosa community and was built in two phases.

Phase I included the McKenzie Court Community Center.

Phase II included the Weaver Bolden Library and 144 multi-family housing units.

LocationTuscaloosa, AL
Project Type
Multifamily Public
Client Tuscaloosa Housing Authority
Awards 2009 Merit Award, AIA Birmingham
2010 Merit Award, Brick Industry Southeast Region's Design with Brick Architectural Competition

The Community Center includes large multi-purpose spaces, classrooms and administrative areas.

The Weaver Bolden Library provides a space for the vital education, interaction, and growth of the community, and instills a feeling of pride for the neighborhood residents.

McKenzie Court Phase II included 144 multi-family housing units of traditional brick and shingle design. Large porches, pocket parks, community gardens and playgrounds encourage interaction among neighbors. Parking areas for residents and guests are tucked discreetly behind the buildings, easing the visual clutter at the front of the buildings while allowing convenient access to the units.

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Seaboard Yard

Adjacent to CCR, the former Seaboard Rail Yard consists of 12 town homes of warehouse aesthetic with concrete floors.

These open structures include balconies to provide views of the Birmingham skyline and Sloss Furnaces.

LocationBirmingham, AL
Project Type
Multifamily

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City Federal

CCR performed an extensive exterior renovation including the restoration of the terracotta façade and the replacement of the double-hung wood windows.

Interior layers were removed to expose marble finishes, tile floors and elaborately detailed plaster ceilings.

The basement and first floor were developed as retail space while the upper floors were configured into 84 condominium units including a two-story penthouse with a full length exterior terrace wrapping two sides of the building.

LocationBirmingham, AL
Project Type
Historical Renovation Multifamily
Award 2005 Real Estate Deal of the Year, Birmingham Business Journal

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SoHo Flats + Homewood City Hall

CCR master planned and designed the entirety of the SoHo Square mixed-use development. This project involved extensive cooperation between public and private developers.

LocationHomewood, AL
Project Type
Hospitality Multifamily Public Retail
Awards 2005 Best Multi-Residential Condominium, South Central Construction
2006 Merit Award for Special Mixed-Use, AIA Alabama
2006 Outstanding Project of the Year, Construction Specifications Institute Birmingham
2006 Merit Award, Associated Builders and Contractors Special Inspections

Homewood City Hall, in the heart of SoHo Square, includes meeting rooms, council chambers, a terrace overlooking the historic downtown, and public and private offices.

SoHo Flats is comprised of 50,000 SF of retail space and 76 condominiums. City Hall, SoHo Square and SoHo Flats are all situated upon a sub-surface 600-car public parking deck designed to accommodate the city center and surrounding retail spaces.

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LIV on Fifth

Set in a growing area with entertainment, recreation, occupation and educational facilities within walking distance, the project serves a vital role in helping young students and new couples find affordable housing opportunities as well as continuing the growth of the city.

LocationBirmingham, AL
Project Type
Historical Renovation Multifamily
Award 2008 Honor Award, AIA Birmingham

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Broadway Park Condominiums

This mixed-use development in Homewood, Alabama includes village retail parcels mixed with 68 residential condominiums over parking.

The construction consists primarily of masonry and concrete and an English Arts and Crafts aesthetic. Broadway merchant cottages were also completed to create a unique village.

LocationHomewood, AL
Project Type
Multifamily

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