Situated in Adair Park, just south of Downtown Atlanta, Abrams Fixtures is a mixed-use development featuring 33 residential lofts and nearly 60,000 SF of office, retail and restaurant space. Originally built beginning in the 1920’s, the property features unique industrial details like original brick, exposed heavy timber and restored factory windows. In late 2023, Braden Fellman will join the tenant mix as we relocate our headquarters to Abrams Fixtures.

Originally constructed in 1966 as the Downtown Atlanta headquarters of the Methodist Church, the building sat vacant for more than 20 years following their departure. In 2022, Braden Fellman Group converted the former offices to six stories of residential units, while preserving and highlighting the building’s historic character-defining features. The former chapel, a star-shaped rotunda which features tall arched windows and is topped with the original Methodist cross, currently serves as the property’s community gathering space.

Formerly home to Atlanta’s Southern Spring Bed Company, the earliest buildings at Mattress Factory Lofts date to the late 1800s. Over the ensuing decades, additional structures were added and the complex grew to encompass nearly 10 acres of property. Fully renovated by Braden Fellman Group in the late 1990s, the mixed-use complex encompasses four distinct buildings, each with unique features such as heavy-timber, concrete, and steel. Today, Mattress Factory remains an integral fixture of the Grant Park neighborhood. As one of Braden Fellman’s early successes in the realm of adaptive reuse, the property is a testament to our dedication to long term, community-focused development.