NASHVILLE | Paramount (1010 Church) | 750 FT | 60 FLOORS

[colemonkee]

Ah, thank you for the clarity!

[downtownNashville]

Originally Posted by colemonkee

Ah,thank you for the clarity!

You’re welcome! I forgot to mention in my last post that Giarratana has also obtained a $232 million construction loan for the tower. This one is fully a go, just waiting for the site to be available to start full scale construction.

Link to Nashville Post article: https://www.nashvillepost.com/business/d...22dc8f6-f1fe-11ee-9ba7-138e853b1e63.html

[Dale]

Looks like the transit referendum is looking good in the polls ?

[KevinFromTexas]

Stacking plan here.

https://www.dezeen.com/2024/09/02/nashville-tallest-skyscraper-goettsch-partners/

[ArchGuy1]

Does anyone here know if this building will have an observation deck open to the public on the top floor? I thibk one would be a great idea as Nashville currently has no building with an observation deck on top and this will be the tallest building in the city.

[BnaBreaker]

Originally Posted by ArchGuy1

Does anyone here know if this building will have an observation deck open to the public on the top floor? I thibk one would be a great idea as Nashville currently has no building with an observation deck on top and this will be the tallest building in the city.

It's a residential building, so no it won't. The top floors are a two story penthouse.

[ArchGuy1]

Originally Posted by BnaBreaker

It's a residential building, so no it won't. The top floors are a two story penthouse.

There are a few skyscrapers with observation decks open to the public on their top floors despite being otherwise purely residential. Examples include the Eureka Tower in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, the Sapphire Tower in Istanbul, the Q1 in Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia, and the Palm Tower in Dubai. This is why 1010 Church Street should have had an observation deck on the top floor included in the design.

[BuildThemTaller]

Originally Posted by ArchGuy1

Does anyone here know if this building will have an observation deck open to the public on the top floor? I thibk one would be a great idea as Nashville currently has no building with an observation deck on top and this will be the tallest building in the city.

Of course you would post this question.

[BnaBreaker]

Originally Posted by ArchGuy1

There are a few skyscrapers with observation decks open to the public on their top floors despite being otherwise purely residential. Examples include the Eureka Tower in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, the Sapphire Tower in Istanbul, the Q1 in Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia, and the Palm Tower in Dubai. This is why 1010 Church Street should have had an observation deck on the top floor included in the design.

Mkay.

[ArchGuy1]

Originally Posted by BnaBreaker

Mkay.

Will the lounge on the 40th floor be open to the public.

[Urbannizer]

This one seems to be in trouble.

https://www.bizjournals.com/nashville/ne...nstruction-loan-paramount-terminate.html

Giarratana said he has a $360 million financing deal lined up with the subsidiary of a $1.6 trillion company; he declined to reveal the lender's identity.

Meanwhile, Hunt Construction Group Inc., which does business as AECOM Hunt, recently placed a lien on Giarratana's Prime apartment tower, at 801 Church St. The lien for $5.3 million was initially filed against Giarratana's 801 Church Owner LLC on April 22; it was amended and increased to $6.1 million on May 12, according to Metro records.

Hunt Construction also placed a $218,566 lien on Paramount's 1010 Church Owner LLC on April 22, a lien that was released less than a month later. Tyler Baumgardt, vice president at the Nashville office of AECOM Hunt, could not immediately be reached for comment Friday.

I moved this back to proposals, crane base is in but work has yet to begin on the tower itself.

[Zapatan]

That's unfortunate, I wonder how likely they are to get new funding.

[Urbannizer]

From April

https://forum.urbanplanet.org/topic/1208...a-addition-390-million/page/54/#comments

[lakeshoredrive]

Nashville-based development company Giarratana told the Post Monday it has closed on a $340 million loan to allow for construction on its 60-story residential skyscraper, Paramount.

Full-scale work at the Church Street site, at which the $460 million project will unfold, is expected to begin Sept. 15, according to a release.

[ethereal_reality]

That's great news! The building is -or will be- beautiful.

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[BnaBreaker]

Phew! Not gonna lie I was starting to worry.

[Dale]

I was ready to be slightly depressed. This will be a gorgeous centerpiece for Nashville.

[ThatAtlantaGoat]

https://www.nashvillepost.com/business/d...c780b70-53e4-4000-9812-ac393784464b.html

new loan issued yesterday, heavy construction expected to begin on sept. 15th

[NYguy]

https://www.tennessean.com/story/money/2...t-financing-deal-giarratana/85747744007/

Construction on Nashville's tallest tower to start following new Giarratana financing deal

Molly Davis
August 21, 2025

Construction is set to begin on what will eventually be Tennessee's tallest tower.

Downtown Nashville high-rise developer Giarratana has secured a $340 million financing deal for Paramount, a 60-story residential building planned for 1010 Church St., according to a news release. The tower is expected to cost $460 million in total.

The construction loan came from Benefit Street Partners, based in New York. Brasfield & Gorrie will manage construction on the mixed-use development, which is scheduled to begin September 15.

Construction on Paramount is expected to take just over two and a half years, with "substantial completion" by May 2028, according to the company. Plans for the building include 360 apartment units, 140 condos and 517 parking spaces.

[downtownNashville]

Per andywildman on Urbanplanet, vertical construction has commenced, and the raising of crane #2 is imminent. I'd say we're good to move this to "Under Construction"