Birmingham, Alabama
Ed Ticheli's transformative project of the American Life building represents a paradigm shift in urban development, turning a once-static office space into a vibrant community hub. In 2021, Ticheli spearheaded the conversion of this historic edifice built in 1926 into 140 affordable apartments, breathing new life into the heart of the city.
The conversion process itself was a meticulous endeavor, blending preservation of the building's architectural heritage with modern amenities and sustainable features.
In a commitment to inclusivity and diversity, Ed Ticheli ensured that the conversion project employed minority and women-owned contractors, further empowering underrepresented groups and fostering economic equity within the community.
Birmingham, Alabama
The transformation of the Red Cross Building into Market Lofts on Third represents a remarkable evolution from a once-utilitarian office space to a vibrant residential community. This project breathed new life into the historic structure, reimagining it as 192 modern apartments nestled in the heart of the city.
Under Ticheli's vision, the conversion process delicately balanced preservation of the building's rich heritage with innovative design concepts tailored for contemporary urban living.
Collaborating closely with a team of contractors, notable for their commitment to diversity and inclusion, Market Lofts on Third stands as a testament to both architectural ingenuity and social responsibility.