Elevated living, connected community
Birmingham Pointe
The six-story, multi-family development spans over 350,000 square feet, 250,000 square feet of residential and amenity space, with over 100,000 square feet of structured parking, and 4,300 square feet dedicated to retail. The luxury community offers 152-units including studio, 1–3 bedroom, and penthouse residences. Designed for modern living, residents are offered premier amenities featuring a fitness center, flexible workshare, dog run and wash, and a resort-style rooftop poolside oasis—setting a new benchmark for luxury living in downtown.
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The building’s design fosters connection through shared amenities, a walkable location, and thoughtful interior layouts. Positioned east of Woodward Avenue, the development reinforces the Triangle District’s identity as a destination for vibrant, connected living, offering residents both proximity to downtown and the tranquility of an elevated retreat.
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Birmingham Pointe is supported by a hybrid system of traditional Steel construction on the first floor, allowing for flexibility, and maximization of open-plan layouts for greater flexibility, with Cold-Formed Steel Load-Bearing Wall and Joist System on floors above—a structural solution of unitized systems allowing for expedited erection times and greater efficiency. Amenities include community great room with a demonstration and catering kitchen, private dining room, games room, club rooms, and a secure mailroom with refrigerated delivery lockers, all connected by landscaped courtyards and rooftop gathering spaces.
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The first floor incorporates dramatic 18-foot ceilings, creating a sense of scale throughout the two-story lobby, workshare area, and fitness center. This vertical design also allows for 19 mezzanine units, offering residents the feel of a two-story luxury apartment while remaining within the city’s zoning regulations. Each mezzanine residence features private entries opening directly to the surrounding side streets or into the central courtyard, enhancing both privacy and connection to the neighborhood.
