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One of my first photos with my new Sigma 10-20mm F3.5 lens that arrived yesterday. It's a long read on the history of this building, but you can see the construction is ongoing. I'm glad they're saving these early buildings.
Below is from a Calgary Citizen column from Frebruary 7, 2022
In 1949, lawyer Jacob Bell Barron began building himself a home on top of a business; an 11-storey art-modern-style building at 610-8th Ave. SW, then the Western edge of Calgary's downtown.
Barron came to Calgary at the urging of his Uncle, Charlie Bell, who built the King George Hotel. In 1947, oil was discovered in Leduc, and JB Barron's building would come to house several burgeoning oil companies.
The structure, designed by Jack Cawston, cost just $1.25 million to build. It was one of only a few buildings in Calgary built in the modern style at the time.
The style was modelled after two other significant buildings, the Lougheed Building and The Grand Theatre but with some unique feaetures.
The Big Oil Boom
When completed in 1951, the building was known as the Mobil Oil Building.
One of the first multi-use buildings in the city, it housed Sun Oil, Shell, Socony Vacuum Oil, and Trans Canada Pipelines, as well as a two-storey theatre, and office space on the second to tenth floors.
The Barron family occupied the entire 11th-floor penthouse overlooking a youn, energetic, and growing city.
Barrons building was the first of several others housing oil companies in the area, which became knows as the oil patch.
The budding oil sector "anchored the oil industry in Calgary, transforming the city into the oil capital of Canada," says writer and historian, Irena Karshsenbaum, in a 2011 Chinook Country Historical Society newsletter.
Barron and his family occupied the home from 1955 until the patriarch's passing in 1965. On the lower floors, businesses came and went, thrived, and shifted with economies and the vagaries of a rapidly growingn city.
Beyond the Barron building
At the time, Barron also owned the Grand Theatre on First Street SW.
With the Uptown Theatre opening in March 1951, Barron had free rein to indulge his passion for live theatre and music. Daniel Barron, JB's grandson, remembers the crowds lining the streets and says the Uptown was "one of the premier places for first-run shows."
The theatres, part of the Odeon chain, closed in 1989, but reopened in 1993 as the Uptown Stage and Screen, hosting everything from WordFest, to live music, to theatre productions.
JB Barron's sonse, William and Roberta sold the building in 1981. At the time, it was fully leased.
Between that sale and the Strategic group's later purchase, an inspired but underfunded owner with grand plans, purchased the building and had begun tearings away the building's interior features and structures. That owner quickly ran out of funds and abandoned the project.
The Strategic group acquired the Barron building in 2007.
A Change Of Plans
Three weeks later, a "pick and pull" was announced and a few doesn people trick in to take Uptown souvenires that included '50's and '60s furniture, art-house movied posters, toilettes, and a dozen buckets filled with broken chunks of Terrazzo floors.
in 2015, the Strategic group developed plans to revitalize the building and add a six-storey glass atrium on the East side.
But, by 2019, Calgary's high vacancy rates combined with significant downward pressure on international oil markets, and a resulting struggling provicial economy, gravely affected the developer's plans to redevlop the building.
At the time, Strategic CEO Riaz Mamdani, cited Alberta's lagging economy and high city vacanty rates as the reason the company liquidated much of their inventory. However, Strategic retained the Barron Building.
What's Next For The Iconic Structure?
The Barron building's interior fixtures cannot be incorporated into the redevlopment, as they cannot satisfy current building and safety codes.
The theatres have been removed, as has the curved stairway. The building's elevataors and pullies are gone as well. Toews says construction will preserve and revivve the buildings iconic exterior.
A New Lease On Life
The entire building, including the emblematic penthouse, will be converted to residential rental units which is much needed in the core.
The building should be ready for occupancy in late 2024.
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