The building located at 107 N Flores Street, now known as the Dry Goods Building, is a contributing building in the Main and Military Plaza National Register Historic District. Designed in 1915 by Leo M.J. Dielmann in the Art Deco style for the Dalkowitz brothers, Samuel and Solomon, it was known as the Dalkowitz Dry Goods Company until at least 1922. Today, it is introduced as the Dry Goods Building and still retains its historic charm and retail presence along the street level at the corner of N Flores Street & W Commerce Street. Plans to renovate the project are rooted in retaining its historic character and art deco finishes of its time. Improvements include restoring the exterior façade, retrofitting existing light fixtures, and bring back the original floors. Located on the second floor of the project, the office portion of the Dry Goods Building offers approximately 11,000 rentable square feet of space that features abundant natural light, high exposed ceilings, new restrooms, a private entrance on N. Flores Street, and available dedicated parking spaces.
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