2602 30th St Bureaux/Local commercial | 70–255 m² | À louer | Tuscaloosa, AL 35401

Suite A at 2602 30th Street offers 750 SF of open office space in one of Tuscaloosa’s more distinctive small-office settings. Instead of a conventional rectangular office suite, the space is housed within a geodesic dome-style building, giving it unique architectural character, an open interior feel, and practical performance benefits that help set it apart from typical office options. The suite is arranged as one large open work area with a private restroom. There are no private offices or conference rooms, giving the tenant flexibility to configure the space around their specific needs. The open layout can support individual desks, benching stations, a small reception or waiting area, collaborative worktables, storage furniture, or a combination of uses depending on the business. Based on the layout, Suite A can accommodate approximately 6–10 workstations, with 6–8 people offering the most comfortable everyday setup. The interior features LVP flooring, white walls, recessed lighting, multiple windows, natural wood trim, and approximately 14' ceilings. The dome structure creates angular wall and ceiling lines that make the suite feel more open and memorable than a standard office box. Natural light, high ceiling volume, and wood accents give the space a clean but warm feel, making it a strong fit for a tenant that wants an efficient office with more personality than a typical small suite. Beyond its appearance, the building’s design offers meaningful functional advantages. The structure is ICC rated to withstand up to 250 mph winds and 160 mph projectiles, providing added protection during severe weather. The geodesic dome design may also help reduce energy costs by 40–50% compared to more conventional structures. The cupola at the top of the building provides an indirect source of natural light and supports passive ventilation as warm air rises through the space. This helps reduce heat buildup beneath the roof and limit condensation from forming under the shingles during temperature extremes. In addition to contributing to the building’s energy efficiency, the cupola design may help support the long-term durability of the roof and structure. Suite A is well suited for a small professional office, creative workspace, consulting business, administrative office, appointment-based service, or a small team that wants an open, flexible layout in a space that feels different from the usual office suite. The combination of compact square footage, architectural character, storm-resistant construction, passive ventilation, and energy-efficient design makes it a unique option for tenants looking for more than a basic office.

Suite B at 2602 30th Street offers 1,000 SF of distinctive flex/R&D space in a geodesic dome-style building. The suite combines open floor area, a private restroom, and a second-floor loft-style space, creating a flexible layout that can support a variety of light industrial, creative, storage, service, or workspace needs. The first floor includes a large open room measuring approximately 26'0" x 23'3", along with a private restroom measuring approximately 8'10" x 7'3". The suite also includes an 8' x 8' grade-level drive-in door, making it easier to move equipment, tools, inventory, displays, or materials in and out of the space. This gives Suite B a more functional flex character than a traditional office suite while still offering a clean interior environment with finished walls, natural wood trim, recessed lighting, windows, heating, and air conditioning. The second floor adds an open loft area measuring approximately 27'0" x 17'3". This upper-level space gives tenants added flexibility for storage, workspace, creative use, file organization, light assembly, inventory overflow, or a more separated office-style area depending on the business. The open-to-below layout, wood stairway, and dome-shaped wall lines give the suite a memorable interior look that feels very different from a typical rectangular warehouse or office bay. One of the strongest features of Suite B is the building design itself. The geodesic dome structure creates a unique visual identity while also offering practical performance benefits. The building is ICC rated to withstand up to 250 mph winds and 160 mph projectiles, providing added protection during severe weather. The dome design may also help reduce energy costs by 40–50% compared to more conventional structures. The cupola at the top of the building provides indirect natural light and supports passive ventilation as warm air rises through the space. This helps reduce heat buildup beneath the roof and limit condensation from forming under the shingles during temperature extremes. In addition to supporting energy efficiency, the cupola design may help improve the long-term durability of the roof and structure. Suite B is a strong fit for a tenant that needs compact flex space with more character than a standard industrial bay. Potential uses may include a small contractor workspace, light storage, creative studio, product-based business, service business, maker space, administrative operation with storage needs, or a small business needing a combination of workspace and overhead door access. The suite is zoned IG, supporting a range of general industrial and related commercial uses. It is currently vacant and available immediately. Lease terms are based on $21/SF/year, equal to $1,750 per month plus utilities, with a 12-month minimum lease term.

Suite C at 2602 30th Street offers 1,000 SF of flex/R&D space in a distinctive geodesic dome-style building. The suite features a flexible two-level layout with open work and storage space on the main level and an additional upper-level loft/attic area, making it a practical option for tenants who need compact flex space with more character than a typical industrial bay. The first floor is arranged as one open garage/work area measuring approximately 24'2" x 28'1", along with a private restroom measuring approximately 6'9" x 9'6". The main level includes concrete slab flooring, finished walls, natural wood trim, windows, recessed lighting, heating and air conditioning, and an 8' x 8' grade-level drive-in door. The overhead door makes it easier to move equipment, materials, displays, tools, or inventory in and out of the suite, while the finished interior keeps the space clean and adaptable for a variety of small business needs. The second floor includes an upper loft/attic area measuring approximately 23'11" x 24'8". This space gives tenants additional flexibility for storage, inventory overflow, workspace, files, light assembly, product organization, or a separated creative or work area depending on the business. The open-to-below layout, wood stairway, high upper windows, and angular dome walls give the suite a distinctive look that feels very different from a standard rectangular flex space. The building design is one of Suite C’s biggest advantages. Its geodesic dome construction creates a memorable interior and exterior identity while also offering practical performance benefits. The structure is ICC rated to withstand up to 250 mph winds and 160 mph projectiles, providing added peace of mind during severe weather. The dome design may also help reduce energy costs by 40–50% compared to more conventional structures. The cupola at the top of the building provides indirect natural light and supports passive ventilation as warm air rises through the space. This helps reduce heat buildup beneath the roof and limit condensation from forming under the shingles during temperature extremes. In addition to supporting energy efficiency, the cupola design may help improve the long-term durability of the roof and structure. Suite C is well suited for a small contractor, product-based business, creative studio, service business, light storage user, maker space, administrative operation with storage needs, or a small business that needs a combination of workspace and drive-in access. The IG zoning supports a range of general industrial and related commercial uses, including warehousing, light manufacturing, distribution, storage, and other compatible operations.