1914

The Holland Building
Springfield, MO

The Holland Building has recently undergone a $2.6 million renovation to become one of downtown Springfield's finest mixed-use projects, providing class "A" office space, a Mediterranean restaurant and sidewalk café, a ladies boutique, a meeting and conference room for public use, and a basement theater/bistro serving as the home for an improvisational comedy troupe. The 1914 building is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. It stands prominently on the east side of the Park Central Square adjacent to the sculptural fountain. Across the adjacent alley is the building's private 42-car parking lot.

  

Riad, a Mediterranean cuisine restaurant on the first floor, serves lunch and dinner. Enjoy the sidewalk café open
spring - fall.

The Holland Room, a meeting and banquet area, seats 35. Adjacent to Riad, the space is ideal for board meetings, parties, receptions, tele-conferences, retreats or presentations. The room is equipped with high-speed Internet access, projection screen, and TV with cable.


A new alleyway entry at the side of the building provides easy access to the building from the nearby parking lots as well as a unique “urban charm” entry arcade.

The passageway is a unique urban space
that doubles as an art gallery and is
known as The Holland Gallery.
Robberson Alley (formerly named Peach Alley) has been repaved with a brick paver motif and pedestrian atmosphere..

 

Photojournalist
Jeremy Lawson and
Big Smile Studios has recently moved into 207 Park Central East.

 

Office Space for Lease

2nd Floor 3,500 +/- sf
3rd Floor 1,000 +/- sf

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The building has 24,000 leasable square feet on five floors plus the 4,000 sq ft of leasable space in the basement There are full height marble walls and tile floors in all of the public corridors, the main entry and each of the rest rooms. The exterior facade consists of very distinctive terra cotta ornamentation and verde marble. The recently restored lobby contains one of the most decorative ornamental plaster ceilings in the region. Two elevators serve all floors.

The 2004 renovations included a new sprinkler system, refinishing of the wood windows with the addition of low-e insulating glass and contemporary shades, upgrading the elevators, installing a central air conditioning system with controls in each office, and restoring the corridors back to the original design of 1914. The transoms over all of the doors have been exposed and the new contemporary lighting fixtures emulate the original fixtures. High-speed Internet service has been added for tenants, with fiber optic cable serving all floors. The building is in a free Wi-Fi hot Zone area, benefitting visitors.

Of particular interest to tenants is the redevelopment of the Park Central East blocks. They align directly with the linkage between the entire Park Central area and the Jordan Valley Park development and are currently being filled with up-scale lofts, the Gillioz Theater, restaurants, shops, the Discovery Center and office buildings.
 

 
Project Manager - Mike Kleffner, AIA