Culinary Training Kitchen in Birmingham among new $1M+ building permits

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The Culinary Training Kitchen Incubator will be located at the former Booker T. Washington Library site on Third Avenue North. (Urban Impact)

Twelve new building permits were issued for the Birmingham metro this past week for construction projects exceeding $1 million. These included six projects in Shelby County, two in Homewood, one in Clanton and three in Birmingham.

One of the Birmingham permits is for a Culinary Training Kitchen Incubator downtown, which will provide local culinary creators a space to build sustainable businesses.

What is the Culinary Training Kitchen Incubator?

The incubator is powered by Urban Impact’s INSPIRE program, which hosts an 8-week business development cohort for food-based entrepreneurs. Participants in the INSPIRE program receive operational readiness support, compliance education and preparation for commercial kitchen operations.

The facility will be located at the former Booker T. Washington Library site on Third Avenue North.

Designed to spark culinary entrepreneurship, the CTKI equips food‑based business owners with the space, tools, and support they need to grow. The facility will include: 

  • Commercial‑grade gas and electric equipment 
  • Fully equipped shared kitchen facilities 
  • Hands‑on learning and training environments 
  • Supportive resources for business development 

A $1.4 million building permit was issued to Construction Works, Inc. for the project.

More info on last week’s high-dollar building permits

Thanks to our friends at Report Construction LLC, we have the list of all of the new million-dollar-plus construction projects approved in Alabama last week. Each week, they pull together information from building permits issued to get all the details on these projects. You can get access to all of their construction permits right here.

Here’s more on these new building permits in Alabama this week (Pro tip for mobile users: turn phone sideways for best viewing experience):

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DateCityBuilderOwner of ProjectProject AddressAmount
07/10/2026AuburnJustin MooreJustin Moore2001 E Samford Ave$1,468,334
07/06/2026BirminghamConstruction Works Inc1980 Ventures LLC1713 N Third Ave$1,398,600
07/06/2026BirminghamArmstrong Electrical ContractorSFG LM Birmingham LLC7600 Crestwood Blvd$1,663,000
07/06/2026BirminghamThe Robins & Morton Group IncPilot Medical Park LLC100 Pilot Medical Dr$2,935,000
07/07/2026ClantonFerber CoB&A Service Co Inc421 Co Rd 764$1,200,000
07/06/2026HomewoodKTM Builders llcValvoline198 Green Springs Highway$1,380,000
07/06/2026HomewoodBrasfield & Gorrie LLCowner not listed601 Brookwood Village$1,195,452
07/06/2026Shelby CountyShelby County CommissionChelsea Park Holding LLC4041 Highway 32$1,500,000
07/06/2026Shelby CountyHancock Residential LLCYellowleaf Farm LLC557 Highway 74$1,055,000
07/06/2026Shelby CountyMustard Seed LLCMustard Seed LLC2018 Highway 56$1,200,000
07/06/2026Shelby CountyPrier Construction IncSTI Properties LLC101 Carnoustie Dr N$2,806,000
07/06/2026Shelby CountyDay Star Construction IncAnn Paget Pizitz2640 Corsair Dr$3,850,000
07/06/2026Shelby CountyWinford HomecraftersJohn S Civils Jr40 Brook Green Lane$1,000,000

Catch up on previous Alabama building permits

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Take a look at some of our previous reports on high-dollar building permits in Alabama. (Hville Blast)

Here some of our previous building permit reports:

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