Constructed in 1925 as the headquarters for Columbia Mutual Life this homage to the Woolworth Building in New York City has cast a memorable silhouette in the Memphis skyline for ninety years. From the historical lobby of Tennessee pink marble to the original single pane operable windows, this former iconic business tower offers river views from every apartment unit.
Built in 1885 as the B. Lowenstein & Brothers department store, this ornate former retail emporium features original cast iron columns and heavy timber wood beams in the common areas and apartments, varying window shapes on each floor, and the high ceilings one expects from this industrialist period. Amenities for the project include the Fitness Center and Tenant Storage facilities which are located on the first Lower Level.
Named to commemorate the former Court Annex storage warehouse, this steel and glass modernist structure offers the consummate open-plan living, with floor to ceiling glass walls overlooking Court Square Park and the energy efficiencies enjoyed through the building’s LEED Gold certification of 2010.
Beauty, character, efficiency, and proximity characterizes the apartments in the Court Square Center buildings.
The retail spaces in the Court Square Center buildings distinguish themselves by their beauty and location
Main Street and the trolly line are on the west face of the park, one street removed from Front Street, the renowned “Cotton Row” overlooking the Mississippi River.
