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NASHVILLE | Four Seasons Hotel & Private Residences | 542 feet | 40 Floors
This current two-building project was originally proposed as a twin 40 story, $325 million residential project with a 16 floor high-end hotel in a very prominent location on 1st Avenue in the SoBro district across from Riverfront park and near the pedestrian bridge. However, in November of this year (2017), the project was revised as a single 40 floor, condo tower (550 feet) with the 16 floor hotel still part of the project.
Construction will require the demolition of a nondescript, brick faced, three story residential lofts building. A group of investors including Northern Capitol from Grand Rapids, AECOM Capitol and The Congress Group from Boston have formed Second Avenue partners to oversee the project. The lead architect is Solomon Cordwell Buenz (SCB) in Chicago. Construction will be led by AECOM Hunt. https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4580/...677a00c2_b.jpg https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4522/...9e725f64_c.jpg https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4521/...c63aaaa4_z.jpg The Hotel is strongly rumored to be a Four Seasons Hotel. The project earlier received approval from the City for the height and massing of the two building project and it is anticipated their should be no roadblocks to beginning construction in the 3rd quarter of 2018. Based on current and proposed building projects, it would be the second tallest building in Nashville when completed. :thrasher: |
Nice, though, I think the design would do better closer to the pack in downtown.
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Maybe; but I like how it gives the smaller tower next to it some company.
It seems that cities that have rivers cut through their skylines tend to isolate blocks of density. I readily call to mind this city, Jacksonville, Philly and Columbus (I think). |
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Kevin, as BNA describes, this picture from the West illustrates how the Broadway Honky-Tonk tourist district splits the downtown/SoBro (South of Broadway) high-rise districts. Those two skylines will never join together in this part of town. Lower Broad east of 5th Ave. is Nashville's ATM and is heavily protected.
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Early 2019 start eyed for tower to overlook river
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There seems to be some fairly strong conversations folks have had with those in the know that the hotel to anchor this project will be flagged by Four Seasons. Definitely has the chance to really elevate the bar for luxury among larger properties in Nashville that is only really put up by a few select properties, such as the freshly opened JW Marriott at 8th & Demonbreun, Loews on West End in Midtown, & perhaps certain parts of the Gaylord Opryland resort.
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I like the design tweaks they seem to have done to the top. This is a really good looking building.
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Things are still in progress behind the scenes, now with a request to Metro to be able to construct a pedestrian walkway connecting it to the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge, which The Pinnacle tower across the street does already. The proposed start time is still early-mid part of this year, just little issues with litigation from the property owner of the parcel abutting the bridge that decided to not sell to the developers, so design tweaks and minor adjustments had to be made.
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Four Seasons Hotel & Private Residences
The loosely-kept secret of a Four Seasons coming to Nashville finally were confirmed today, anchoring the development at 151 First Ave South. Official height is now 542ft, giving it 3rd tallest in Nashville and the state. Groundbreaking is scheduled for next month.
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Four Seasons Hotel and Private Residences Nashville Breaks Ground
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I guess this is now officially 'under construction'.
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Nashville and Charlotte seem to be vying to be the No. 2 city in the Southeast after Atlanta. (Miami is its own, tropical world, so I don't include it in that category.) This looks nice.:cheers::cheers::cheers:
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Foundation work has begun with some pilings having been set already. This is very close, if not already, good to move to the U/C thread.
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Caisson installation has indeed begun.
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A view of early construction activity in the foreground from the pedestrian bridge a few weeks ago ....
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You can see a crane for a 20 story Hyatt Centric and just below the crane, in the distance, the 20 story Drury Plaza is finishing up. These few blocks have become very dense recently. |
I think it's safe to say we could move this over to the U/C section as caison install continues and foundation work move forward. It shouldn't be but a few more weeks until cranes arrive.
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First crane base installed today.
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North crane is up.
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