Brentwood revamps Teachers Credit Union building with modern exterior upgrades

A major redevelopment project is set to transform the old Teachers Credit Union building in Brentwood, with plans to modernize its exterior and improve site functionality. The Planning Commission expressed enthusiasm for the project, which aims to bring the historic structure into the 21st century.

Key changes include removing the building's iconic dome and updating the façade to eliminate outdated architectural features from the 1990s. The project will also involve a complete overhaul of the site, including the removal of existing asphalt and curbing, and the implementation of new stormwater management systems to enhance environmental quality.

Traffic flow improvements are a priority, with a traffic study already conducted. The developers plan to restrict left turns out of the property and will construct a designated deceleration lane for safer access. They are committed to adhering to Brentwood's standards to ensure safe navigation for drivers.

In addition to structural changes, the entire landscape will be revamped, promising a fresh and inviting appearance. The project is poised to breathe new life into the area, with the Planning Commission looking forward to the positive impact it will have on the community.