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The Builders Exchange of Tennessee was founded in 1947 with the goal of improving relations between members of the local commercial construction industry. The BX originally did not have a physical location, and as such meetings were typically held at the Andrew Johnson or Farragut hotels in downtown Knoxville. In the 1950s the BX moved into its first permanent offices at 932 North Central Street in Knoxville and began offering formalized plan room services to its members.
In the 1960s the Builders Exchange moved to the Cloverleaf Building at 1301 Hannah Avenue in Knoxville, and then again in 1979 to 301 Clark Street in Knoxville. Growing membership and enhanced plan room services led the BX to remodel the facility at 301 Clark Street in 1992, resulting in a new building twice the size of the original.
 Former Facility at 301 Clark Street in Knoxville |
The BX's continued growth forced another move to an even bigger facility in 2002. Our current main office at 300 Clark Street in Knoxville came to be after extensive restorations and additions to an existing building, a former church. The new facility featured a much larger area dedicated to our Print Shop operations and more office space to accomodate current and future staff growth.
 Current BXTN Main Office in Knoxville |
2007 was a significant year for the Builders Exchange of Tennessee. After celebrating 60 years of serving the construction
community in East Tennessee, the decision was made to expand our coverage area to include other areas of the state. With a branch office in Nashville
and more growth on the horizon, BXTN has become the largest organization of its kind in the state of Tennessee.
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| Offices in Knoxville and Nashville 866-941-BXTN |
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complete and accurate information possible. However, the information contained here
is only as accurate as that which is made available to the BXTN. The
Builders Exchange of Tennessee cannot and does not assume any responsibility for omissions or
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