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BFA Systems,
Inc. is conveniently located to many hotels,
restaurants, and shopping facilities in the heart of
Huntsville. With new facilities at
990 Explorer Blvd, Suite B,
we are located inside Cummings Research Park, one of the
nation’s largest technology and engineering epicenters.
MAP
Driving Directions:
From the East:
Take I-565 Westbound and
exit at Research Park
Blvd North. Head North
on Research Park and
take the third exit
(Bradford Drive
West). Merge
onto Bradford and take
your first right onto
Explorer Blvd. Stay in
the far right turn lane
and take a right onto
Discovery. BFA Systems
is the first building on
the left (at the corner
of Explorer and
Discovery). Our
building is a dark cream
with a red stripe on the
top. Park in the back
of the building and take
the elevator to the
second floor.
From the West
(From the Airport):
Take I-565 East and exit
at Research Park Blvd
North. Head North on
Research Park and take
the exit off at Bradford
Drive West.
Merge onto Bradford and
take your first right
onto Explorer Blvd.
Stay in the far right
turn lane and take a
right onto Discovery.
BFA Systems is the first
building on the left (at
the corner of Explorer
and Discovery). Our
building is a dark cream
with a red stripe on the
top. Park in the back
of the building and take
the elevator to the
second floor.
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About Huntsville
In the 1950's, North Alabama was dotted with
small, industrial cotton towns; then one day a
small Army of German rocket scientists was
assembled in Huntsville to develop rockets for
the U.S. Army. Not long after, the team, led by
Dr. Wernher von Braun, was successful in
building a rocket which left Earth's outer
atmosphere. Thanks to their remarkable efforts,
the team's success eventually catapulted
Americans into space and to the moon - in
addition to earmarking Huntsville as a
technology goldmine that continues to cultivate
and thrive today. When Dr. von Braun teased
Huntsville with an incentive to continue in the
space and defense race, Huntsville saw the
opportunity to grow. Today Huntsville is one of
the leading technology centers in the world,
boasting over 50 Fortune 500 companies within
it's city limits. The Huntsville-metro area is a
growing, diverse population of more than 350,000
people, of which more than 10 percent are
natives of other countries and over 100
languages are fluently spoken.
Local facts and photos taken from
the Huntsville/Madison County Convention &
Visitor's Bureau Website.
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Huntsville's nightlife is filled with music, food, and
fun. From a quick stroll down Washington Street
downtown, out-of-towners can quickly pick up on the
southern charm vibe. Dotted with old buildings and
refurbished storefronts, downtown Huntsville proudly
caters to any fancy - from exclusive restaurants and
clubs to local watering holes. Just around the corner is
Huntsville's Old Towne Brewery, the Jazz Factory, and
the Heritage Club. Within walking distance
(approximately 1.5 miles) is Big Spring Park, the Von
Braun Center, Huntsville Museum of Art, Constitution
Village, and Early Works Kids Museum.
Where to stay? If you're looking for downtown
proximity, we suggest the new Embassy Suites on Monroe
Street. Need something close to our offices and Research
Park? Consider the new Westin Huntsville at Bridge
Street, Candlewood Suites on Exchange Place;
the Fairfield Inn on Enterprise, the Residence Inn on
Residence Inn Road; or the Huntsville Marriott on
Tranquility Base.
Looking for a certain restaurant? Some of
Huntsville's top eateries for a full lunch/dinner
include: Ruth's Chris, Grille 29, PF Changs, Connors
Steak & Seafood, Red Robin, Logans, O'Charlies, Ruby
Tuesdays, Olive Garden, Applebees, Bonefish Grill, TGI
Fridays, and/or Mikatos (Japanese Steakhouse).
Want a sandwich or a burger? Backyard Burgers,
Cheeburger, Cheeburger, Firehouse Subs, Jason's Deli, or Atlanta Bread
Company (the equivalent to Panera Bread) |
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