Louis Meier Building - 1010 Central Avenue

Year Built: 1895

Architecture Style: Colonial Revival

Key Features:

• Parapet
• Elaborate Door Surround with Crown
• Large Banded Windows

Originally, the building was constructed for a clothing manufacturer. For many years, the building was occupied by Central Restaurant Supply. At one point, a third floor bridge connected the building to the Buschmann Block.

Today, the building is market rate and affordable housing.

Note the new building to the north, which was intentionally setback with an European motor court so as not to obscure the historic 1010 building.