Building on A-B Tech Enka Campus Set for Demolition
The former Haynes Tower Building at the Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College (A-B Tech) Enka campus is scheduled for demolition, bringing about a significant change to the campus landscape.
Demolition Process
The 97,000 square foot Haynes Tower Building, which has been vacant since December 2015, is now slated for demolition. The process is expected to span the entire summer as crews work to tear down the structure.
Impact on Campus
With the Haynes Tower Building set for demolition, the Enka-Candler Farmers Market will be relocated to accommodate the project. The removal of the building will alter the visual appeal of the A-B Tech Enka campus, marking a significant change for the institution.
Historical Context
The Haynes Tower Building has stood on the A-B Tech Enka campus for many years, serving various purposes before being vacated in 2015. Its impending demolition marks the end of an era for the building and signifies a new chapter for the campus.
Community Impact
The demolition of the Haynes Tower Building is not only a transformation for the A-B Tech Enka campus but also has broader implications for the community. The change in the campus landscape may reflect larger shifts in the area’s development and growth.
Future Plans
As the Haynes Tower Building makes way for demolition, the A-B Tech Enka campus is poised for potential redevelopment. The removal of the structure opens up possibilities for new construction projects or renovations that could enhance the campus environment.
