Buyer emerges for acclaimed Washington Avenue building

Details: Tepley, who told Axios he hopes to unveil his plans in the coming months, said he's pursuing historic tax credits to covert the six-story, 182,000-square-foot building into something besides the office complex it's been its entire 60-year history.

• "It's been kind of closed to the public," he said. "And we want to really allow people to experience this building."

Context: Yamasaki is the architect behind the original World Trade Center in New York City, among other iconic buildings.

Of note: Tepley declined to disclose the sale price and a record of the sale has not yet been made public.