Former Army Surplus Building Reno Well Underway, Indian Chief To Follow

Street level windows are being removed at 4647 N. Broadway

A building that was covered in blue siding for more than 55 years, and whose brick and terracotta facade has only recently seen the light of day is getting a new lease on life.

Workers have been hauling out debris from the interior of the former Z-Wallis Army Surplus Building at 4647 N. Broadway for some time now. Street level windows are being removed and according to the building permit just issued, we have a good idea of what the scope of work is:

"Core & shell renovation of vacant, existing 2-story building for future use (0 dus). work includes exterior tuck-pointing, new windows, new stair, and elevator."

Detail of 4629 N. Broadway

Just down the street, the "Indian Chief" building at 4629 N. Broadway owned by the same developer, is navigating its way through the city's permitting process. The latest update mentions:

"RENOVATION OF EXISTING ONE STORY BUILDING FOR OFFICE USE (0 D.U.) WORK INCLUDES NEW STOREFRONT WINDOW AND ENTRY, NEW INTERIOR FRAMEWORK, AND MEP WORK."