legacy.
Built as a steam engine factory by J.I. Case in the 1920s, this 3-building factory complex is a relic of the post-war industrialization age in Atlanta. Industrial centers like Adair Park anchored commerce and trade, growing Atlanta from a railroad town into a metropolis. The Abrams buildings are constructed in a unique 1920’s “mill” or “slow-burn” style characterized by exterior brick, heavy timber columns with cast iron supports, and large steel fire doors.
vision.
In 2019, Braden Fellman purchased the Abrams Fixtures buildings with a vision to turn a forgotten corner of Adair Park into a community destination. With an influx of new development and the Beltline, the neighborhood sets the perfect scene for such a revival.
promise.
Upon completion, Abrams Fixtures will be a reimagined version of its former self, true to its architectural and economic legacy. As these factories once ushered in a new era of economic progress and growth, their new iteration represents a rebirth of South Atlanta.
8,000+ sqft
restaurant space
50,000+ sqft
flex creative &
commerical lofts
welcome to the neighborhood.
Located in the historic South Atlanta neighborhood of Adair Park, Abrams Fixtures sits at the heart of the rapid and innovative evolution of Atlanta’s Westside.
Mall at West End
0.4 mile
Slated for 2022 redevelopment by Prusik Group, the former mall site will soon become a community centerpiece with brand-new retail space, apartments, and condos.
MARTA
0.5 mile
The West End station of Atlanta’s rail system delivers visitors from across Atlanta to Abrams’ doorstep.
MET Atlanta
0.5 mile
Over 1M square feet of studio space utilized for filming and events opened in 2019 by Carter, who plans to add residential components in the future.
Abrams Fixtures
Located in the historic South Atlanta neighborhood of Adair Park, Abrams Fixtures sits at the heart of the rapid and innovative evolution of Atlanta’s Westside.
ATL University Center
1.0 mile
Atlanta’s historic University Center is home to 4 HBCU’s with an enrollment of 8500+ in Abrams’ backyard.
Lee + White
1.0 mile
An adaptive warehouse development accelerating the renaissance of West End and drawing visitors from around the metro area.
Mercedes-Benz Stadium
1.3 mile
Opened in 2017, Mercedes-Benz is the home of the Falcons and Atlanta United FC, attracting thousands of locals and tourists each year.
Georgia State Stadium
1.3 mile
Home of the GSU Panthers and anchor of Summerhill, which includes 1,100 apartments and 120 hotel rooms.
