Cammack Building Renovation: Burlington
- Mar 13, 2020
- 1 min read
Updated: Mar 20
2019 NC Main Street Award: ECONOMIC VITALITY
Best Adaptive Reuse Project
Impact Alamance
LabCorp
Cone Health
Samet Corporation
Design Concepts
Moser Mayer Phoenix Associates
Shermin Ata Architect
Alfred Williams & Company
Alamance Arts
The historic Cammack Building located at 133 East Davis Street in downtown Burlington has gained new life as a public-private meeting space and the headquarters for Impact Alamance foundation.
The building was originally built in 1908 and most recently was a call center for LabCorp. A true community partnership was formed when LabCorp approached Impact Alamance with the offer of a donated property. With a value of almost $2 million, this gift has created a new use for the Cammack Building that supports community efforts in a variety of ways.
The Cammack renovation cost around $3.5 million o execute. This work closely fit part of Burlington’s 20-year Vision and Action Plan to create space for gathering and innovating within their town. The renovation has provided downtown Burlington with the first large meeting and event space of its kind, bringing people from all parts of the city, county, and state into the district daily.
The meeting space is used daily and has hosted over 8,000 people since its opening in 2018. As a result, downtown Burlington can now bring large conferences, speakers, and workshops to the district, which also introduces more workday business to local restaurants and shops.
The Cammack renovation is a great example of a town leveraging their historic resources to execute their vision and needs with local partnerships.
Congratulations to this Main Street community for its 2019 award.

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