Regions-Harbert Plaza, Modern office building in downtown Birmingham, United States
Regions-Harbert Plaza is an office building with 32 floors of glass and steel rising from downtown Birmingham's core business district. The structure connects to the adjacent Regions Center through a mezzanine-level passage and features retail spaces at street level.
Originally known as AmSouth-Harbert Plaza, the building was renamed in 2007 following a major banking merger that reshaped the financial landscape. This change reflected the consolidation happening within the region's banking sector.
The private City Club of Birmingham occupies the top two floors as a gathering place for business and social functions. These spaces shape the social life of the local business community and contribute to the city's professional networks.
The building sits in the heart of the business district and offers ground-level access to shops and services for visitors exploring downtown. The passageway connection to the neighboring complex allows pedestrians to move easily between buildings without navigating street traffic.
The foundation was engineered with the capacity to support an additional eight-story structure above the retail section. This forward-thinking design shows how the original architects planned for potential future expansion of the building.
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