The 448-space Arts District parking structure was built to serve Mississippi State University’s Riley Center, a performing arts center. The project was part of the City of Meridian’s participation in a $26.5 million downtown revitalization plan that involved public/private investments for the university.
Designed to complement the historic architecture that comprises much of downtown, the six-level parking structure features a red brick facade and precast concrete ornamentation.
The structure is available for hourly, daily or monthly parking. The ground floor features 4,800-square-feet of retail space.
Project Highlights:
• Two-bay single-thread helix with two-way traffic
• 1,500 SF of active use space at the corner of 8th Steet and 23rd Avenue
• 2,000 SF pocket park surrounding the main stair/elevator core
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