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Today we know this building as the dilapidated James K. Polk Building, but it didn’t start that way. In 1925 C.C Coddington built what was then known as the Coddington Building to house his flagship Buick Dealership. Designed by the renowned industrial architect Albert Kahn, aka “The Man who Built Detroit,” it was often described as one of the most stately and impressive buildings in the city, and was a showcase of 1920s neo classicism.On Trade and Graham, the nexus between Gateway Center and the rest of uptown, a building sits crumbling, rotting, and withering away. Its masonry walls and ornately appointed parapet bake in the summer sun, as the building waits for somebody to show it some love. It represents a lost, forgotten and destroyed part of Charlotte’s history.