Atlanta Project & Construction List

[Atlanta3000]

Originally Posted by smArTaLlone

Updated renderings

Nice find smArTaLlone! Any idea of who the developer/architect is on this project?

[Street Advocate]

I like the general layout of the design! Here's hoping that's brick-like facade and not what post millennium has. If developed, would be nice infill between Hanover buckhead and the Camden paces phase II project. Have to wonder how long that college/young professional entertainment district will survive or what locations it will transition to.

[3yonce]

Originally Posted by Atlanta3000

Nice find smArTaLlone! Any idea of who the developer/architect is on this project?

The developer is Lennar and the architect is Preston Partnership.

[Robin22]

It looks like the Emory Proton Center will be off hold as of June 26, 2017. This is per the Midtown Alliance and the http://www.georgiaproton.com/ websites. Juniper Street will be closed from Ponce de Leon Av to North Av from June 26th through October.

[trainiac]

Originally Posted by Robin22

It looks like the Emory Proton Center will be off hold as of June 26, 2017. This is per the Midtown Alliance and the http://www.georgiaproton.com/ websites.

That explains something: I've been seeing trucks coming and going in the mornings the last week or two

Juniper Street will be closed from Ponce de Leon Av to North Av from June 26th through October.

Umm, WTF? I assume they mean a lane or two, not the whole thing! That would cripple midtown

[daharris80]

Originally Posted by trainiac

I assume they mean a lane or two, not the whole thing! That would cripple midtown

It's the whole thing. http://www.ajc.com/news/local/busy-m...j6CFUMiKDYGQN/

[dmbolp]

Speaking of the corner of North and Juniper/Courtland:

https://atlanta.curbed.com/2017/6/8/...avenue-planned


In the shadow of Bank of America Plaza, developers are planning a mixed-use complex with a medical component that would include a new North Avenue sky-rise.

The news came to light during a meeting this week of the Fourth Ward West neighborhood association, where Atlanta-based developer Richmond Honan unveiled plans to drastically transform the southeast corner of North Avenue and Courtland Street, as District2Atlanta relays.

Specializing in health facilities and medical office buildings, the same developer built the Emory Hospital tower a few blocks away in Midtown.

Developers want to build an assisted living facility for seniors at the corner. It would be part of a larger venture that includes two hotels (both serving clients of the kitty-corner Georgia Proton Treatment Center), retail at street level, and a “memory center” for Alzheimer’s patients.

Fourth Ward West members voted unanimously in favor of supporting the developer’s request for a Special Use Permit at the site.

[Tuckerman]

[QUOTE=daharris80;7828570]It's the whole thing.

That is absolute nonsense! That is m/t twice the time it took to rebuild a major bridge on I 85. How can a private developer get away with this. Are they installing the equipment by tortoise?

[dmbolp]

[QUOTE=Tuckerman;7829168]

Originally Posted by daharris80

It's the whole thing.

That is absolute nonsense! That is m/t twice the time it took to rebuild a major bridge on I 85. How can a private developer get away with this. Are they installing the equipment by tortoise?

$$$

[smArTaLlone]

Originally Posted by dmbolp

Speaking of the corner of North and Juniper/Courtland:

https://atlanta.curbed.com/2017/6/8/...avenue-planned


In the shadow of Bank of America Plaza, developers are planning a mixed-use complex with a medical component that would include a new North Avenue sky-rise.

The news came to light during a meeting this week of the Fourth Ward West neighborhood association, where Atlanta-based developer Richmond Honan unveiled plans to drastically transform the southeast corner of North Avenue and Courtland Street, as District2Atlanta relays.

Specializing in health facilities and medical office buildings, the same developer built the Emory Hospital tower a few blocks away in Midtown.

Developers want to build an assisted living facility for seniors at the corner. It would be part of a larger venture that includes two hotels (both serving clients of the kitty-corner Georgia Proton Treatment Center), retail at street level, and a “memory center” for Alzheimer’s patients.

Fourth Ward West members voted unanimously in favor of supporting the developer’s request for a Special Use Permit at the site.

Wait what???

So this is a Senior/medical office/hotel tower? How strange.

[smArTaLlone]

Broadstone appears to be about finished and I think its a great looking building. My one gripe is would have killed them to take the bricked sections all the way to the top floor?


https://twitter.com/KevinTKeefe/stat...87678843375618

[smArTaLlone]

[smArTaLlone]

Springhill Suites

Atlanta by brandon walker, on Flickr

Post Centennial

Atlanta by brandon walker, on Flickr

[smArTaLlone]

A view of construction around Tech Square


https://www.instagram.com/p/BVp1eGMleDB/

[smArTaLlone]

14th street construction


https://www.instagram.com/p/BVnyXwNFISK/

[ATL_J]

Originally Posted by smArTaLlone

Broadstone appears to be about finished and I think its a great looking building. My one gripe is would have killed them to take the bricked sections all the way to the top floor?


https://twitter.com/KevinTKeefe/stat...87678843375618

Some of the architects on this forum could explain better than me, but the reason they don't take the brick up more than 2-3 levels is that after a certain height you have to include lintels that need to be fastened into the substrate and it becomes very expensive. Something like that.

[atlnative]

That parking deck in the middle of the pic really needs to go!

[dmbolp]

Makings of a website for the North Ave / Juniper / Courtland / Linden block replacing J.R. Crickets with 2 hotel tower and senior living:

https://www.midtownlifehopetower.com/

[nmadsen]

Originally Posted by dmbolp

Makings of a website for the North Ave / Juniper / Courtland / Linden block replacing J.R. Crickets with 2 hotel tower and senior living:

https://www.midtownlifehopetower.com/

"Life Hope Tower" seems a bit... morbid? Exciting project nonetheless.

Is that large parking garage apart of this project? Being almost adjacent to the MARTA N. Ave station that's a bit of a shame.

[arjay57]

Originally Posted by nmadsen

"Life Hope Tower" seems a bit... morbid?

Old folks are still trying to hang in there, too.

I wonder if they think the parking deck is necessary for caregivers and visitors? It would be nice if they could stick it underground or at least activate the street level.