I posted the following response regarding the
Gateway Station/District on another forum. I might as well copy and paste it here for those interested.
The massing is one big linear complex with everything integrated together...connected by pedestrian bridges. So no interior parks, but there are several landscaped plaza stairs connecting the street to the elevated rail side. I don't have the heights, but there are 4 glassy slim highrises ranging from ~22 to ~30 floors (quick counts) on the main blocks. There are urban trail and gardens along the light rail including a pocket park, plaza, and a 5th proposed highrise few blocks over in 4th Ward. I would say, this is a very dense development in terms of Charlotte standard.
David Tepper, the owner of the Panthers, were mentioned during the briefings...he may possibly be involved in some ways. We'll see.
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Atrium Campus News
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Atrium Health wants the city to rezone its 70-acre campus in Dilworth to allow up to 425 multifamily units, a university or college, a hotel, a parking deck, medical offices, health institutions and open space.
Atrium, Wake Forest Baptist Health and Wake Forest University announced last year that they would partner to bring the four-year medical school to Charlotte, but they have released few details since. They have not said where the medical school will go, but the rezoning would allow for a medical college and nursing school as well as dormitories.
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