TAMPA | Pendry Tampa | 409 FT | 38 FLOORS

[Dale]

Originally Posted by Altoic

https://www.bizjournals.com/tampabay...s.html?ana=fbk

I thought it had already gotten underway. Sounds like they’re a long way off from meeting pre-leasing requirements.

[chris08876]

FAA Approves Three Tower Cranes For Pendry Tampa Site At 103 South Ashley Drive In Downtown Tampa

The Federal Aviation Administration has approved permits for the assemblage and use of three tower cranes at 103 Ashley Drive South in Downtown Tampa. The tower cranes will assist in the vertical construction of Pendry Tampa, a 38-story luxury hotel and residential building planned for a 1.69-acre site beside the Hillsborough River bound by Ashley Drive South on the east, West Whiting Street on the north, East Brorein Street on the south and the Tampa Riverwalk on the west. Designed by world renown architecture firm Arquitectonica with interior design by Studio Munge and developed by South Florida-based real estate development firm Two Roads Development in partnership with Montage International, the California-based hospitality company behind Pendry Hotels & Resorts, the 409-foot-tall structure will yield a 5-star hotel with 220 guest rooms, 207 private Pendry Residences, three signature food and beverage offerings, riverwalk-fronting retail and restaurant outlets alongside more than 11,000 square feet of private event space. Kimley-Horn is the landscape architect and Montage Hotels & Resorts will handle residential management.

The documents below indicate that although all of the three tower cranes do exceed obstruction standards, neither will have any effect on the navigable airspace as long as certain conditions and criteria are met. The first two tower cranes will reach 642-feet, while the third will rise 636-feet, but due to the elevations of the site, all three will reach 649-feet above sea level. Temporary crane permits were issued on September 7, 2022 and expire on March 2023. The work schedule listed on the permit shows construction utilizing the cranes will last through February 2024.

Pendry Residences will offer fully serviced living accommodations with modern designed homes ranging from one to three-bedrooms, featuring expansive floor-to-ceiling windows and private terraces. Homeowners will have access to several exclusive amenities including a private residential lobby and elevator, as well as a residential rooftop pool and lounge. Residents will have access to 24-hour room service, dedicated residential staff, and access to benefits at other Pendry/Montage locations. Hotel amenities include eight treatment rooms, food-and-beverage concepts including a three-meal restaurant, a lobby bar, a rooftop pool and lounge, and over 11,000 square feet of meeting space.

Construction is scheduled to begin later this year and complete some time in 2024. Moss & Associates is the general contractor.

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FLY

[Altoic]

Exciting news for Downtown Tampa. After months of delays, Pendry Tampa is now under construction, with foundation work underway. There had been several months of delays, due to the foundation's design needing to be tweaked to handle the challenging subsurface conditions. The 37-floor 418ft tall mixed-use tower will be the tallest building to rise in Tampa since the 460ft tall Element Apartments was completed in 2009. The tower features two components, condominiums and a hotel. Pendry Residences will include 207 condominiums, and Pendry Hotel will be a 220 room, 5-star hotel. The project also features 11,000 sqft of meeting/event space. Additionally, the Riverwalk will be fronted with several ground floor retail and restaurant spaces. Tenants will be announced closer to the tower's completion.

Via: https://www.facebook.com/urbnTB Photo by: Roughrider (Skyscrapercity Forum)

[DZH22]

There's a thin line between redefining a skyline and ruining it. The redesign brings this tower from the former category to the latter. That night render is gross.

[shivtim]

That's one chonky boi.

[futuresooner]

Originally Posted by DZH22

There's a thin line between redefining a skyline and ruining it. The redesign brings this tower from the former category to the latter. That night render is gross.

Literally an ugly-a$$ wall on the most iconic angle of the skyline.

[Altoic]

U/C

The Pendry Residences Tampa team proudly marked a significant milestone in June with the completion of the drilled shaft deep foundations, a process that took around 10 months. This notable luxury high-rise project is set to transform downtown Tampa's skyline. The drilled shafts, reaching depths of up to 284 feet, are among the deepest foundations in the world,highlighting the extraordinary engineering and ambition behind this landmark development.

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