Alabama-based national nonprofit buys Birmingham’s historic Powell Avenue Steam plant for $11 million

Alabama-based national nonprofit buys Birmingham’s historic Powell Avenue Steam plant for $11 million

KultureCity provides services to assist those with sensory processing disorders. The Powell steam plant was built in 1895.

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KultureCity, the national nonprofit based in Birmingham, has purchased the Powell Avenue Steam Plant in Birmingham for $11 million.

KultureCity acquires historic Powell Steam Plant for $11M

The Powell Avenue Steam Plant in Birmingham’s Parkside. (Nathan Watson / Bham Now) KultureCity—the Vestavia Hills-based non-profit that has revolutionized venues nationwide to assist people with sensory accessibility and acceptance—has acquired one of Birmingham’s oldest buildings. The 80,105 square-foot Powell Steam Plant in downtown Birmingham was purchased for $11 million by the group on July 8, according to the Birmingham Business Journal. …