Historic Heard Building getting infill makeover

The Heard Building in the 1920s, Central Avenue in Phoenix.:Courtesy of Library of Congress
The Heard Building in the 1920s, Central Avenue in Phoenix.:Courtesy of Library of Congress

By Mike Sunnucks | Phoenix Business Journal

A historic Phoenix building built by land baron and publisher Dwight Heard that served as the home to The Arizona Republic and Phoenix Gazette newspapers as well as KTAR is getting a makeover.

The Heard Building near Central Avenue and Adams Street is getting a new glass facade and its office floors a more modern and open build out. The seven-story downtown building is made of concrete. It was built that way in 1919 after a fire destroyed the wooden Adams Hotel across the street.

The building was once the tallest building in the state. It was home the Arizona Republican newspaper which became the Republic.

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