Kenwood Towne Centre

KENWOOD PLAZA was totally reconfigured in the late 1980s. Most of the strip plaza was demolished, with only the west store block and anchor stores left standing. A dual-level, fully enclosed mall was built. The first phase of the new KENWOOD TOWNE CENTRE was formally dedicated in October 1987.
Graphic from Western Development Corporation 

The second TOWNE CENTRE phase was dedicated in October 1988. In a circa-1989 layout, the original 1956 structure is in shown in black. A freestanding Kroger, relocated from an original PLAZA store, appears in dark gray. In medium gray is late '80s construction. The mall now encompasses a tad over 1 million leasable square feet. Its expanded parking facilities now accommodate 5,600 autos.

A 1980s view of the new 2-level shopping concourse at KENWOOD TOWNE CENTRE.
Photo from http://www.danis100.com / Danis Building & Construction Company