KultureCity, a Birmingham-based nonprofit, has purchased the Powell Avenue Steam Plant for $11 million, aiming to transform it into a sensory-inclusive hub by 2027.

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KultureCity provides services to assist those with sensory processing disorders. The Powell steam plant was built in 1895.