Orange Mound’s United Equipment landmark bought for mixed-use development
Arts organizations plan housing, commercial space for Black entrepreneurs
Unapologetic and Tone are teaming up to redevelop the former United Equipment Building and several surrounding acres into Orange Mound Tower. (Mark Weber/The Daily Memphian)
The former United Equipment Building towers over Lamar Avenue and the surrounding community.
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Tone Orange Mound Tower Unapologetic Orange Mound Victoria Jones James DukesElle Perry
A native Memphian, Elle Perry has earned graduate degrees from the University of Memphis and Maryland Institute College of Art. She’s written for publications including the Memphis Business Journal, Memphis Flyer and High Ground News, and previously served as coordinator of The Teen Appeal.
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