SKYHOUSE NASHVILLE | 25 stories/289' + 7 & 70' | 10,708sqft Retail |

[MLBrumby]

Someone with the moniker "Atlanta3000" has posted a link to the Skyhouse construction webcam on the SSP page.  

 

http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/showthread.php?t=117104&page=105

 

Webcam...  http://oxblue.com/open/SkyHouseApartments

[NashRugger]

Ugh, right over the fugly US Bank branch and motor bank site.

[titanhog]

Ugh, right over the fugly US Bank branch and motor bank site.

Would have been way better if they could have placed it on top of the Orbison Bldg.

[dmillsphoto]

Equipment already onsite removing pieces of SubStop. At least, that's what it looks like is happening on the camera.

[abailey2872]

They are removing the billboard that is on that site.

Edited June 18, 2015 by abailey2872

[Vrtigo]

In a few more weeks, we could call this the Eakin building camera, too! 

[titanhog]

In a few more weeks, we could call this the Eakin building camera, too! 

Cadence too!

[dmillsphoto]

And HCA

[Salbato]

Archee328 posted this yesterday on SkyscraperPage.

Edited June 23, 2015 by Salbato

[smeagolsfree]

Passed Skyhouse Denver construction site this week too and it is just like Nashvilles, as is the Hyatt Place, only taller.

[dmillsphoto]

Backhoe onsite... visible from the camera.

[UTgrad09]

Backhoe onsite... visible from the camera.

Sweet. Should be topped out by August, then.

Kidding.

[MidTenn1]

After looking at the other cams in other Cities, Nashville is getting a better garage. We dodged a bullet on that. Some of those garages would look awful on that Music Row site.

 

But not saying it is a thing of beauty, either.

 

[BnaBreaker]

I really wish they would've put the building on top of the parking garage.  Maybe if we get a second skyhouse tower in the future like Charlotte is, they'll put that tower on top of the garage. 

[NikOnder]

For whatever reason, it seems to be the modus operandi for this developer. The one in Raleigh would have been their new 4th tallest building had it been built on top of the garage. It seems nit-picky to complain, but it is annoying and confusing. I mean, why would anyone want to pay luxury rents for a high rise apartment to be anything less than at least 5 floors above ground? 

[titanhog]

For whatever reason, it seems to be the modus operandi for this developer. The one in Raleigh would have been their new 4th tallest building had it been built on top of the garage. It seems nit-picky to complain, but it is annoying and confusing. I mean, why would anyone want to pay luxury rents for a high rise apartment to be anything less than at least 5 floors above ground? 

And it's crazy to take up another plot of land for a garage that could easily fit another condo / office tower.  Waste of land.  Plus...now you're going to have two parking garages facing one another at the corner or 17th and Division.

[The ATX]

And it's crazy to take up another plot of land for a garage that could easily fit another condo / office tower.  Waste of land.  Plus...now you're going to have two parking garages facing one another at the corner or 17th and Division.

I feel the same way about the one in Austin.  They took a neighboring piece of land worth millions if sold to another high rise developer and used it for their ugly parking garage.  SMH.  I don't see how this does anything but increase their costs.

[BnaBreaker]

I feel the same way about the one in Austin.  They took a neighboring piece of land worth millions if sold to another high rise developer and used it for their ugly parking garage.  SMH.  I don't see how this does anything but increase their costs.

 

Also, you'd think the units in Skyhouse would be more attractive to prospective buyers if there were a striking highrise next door with loads of useful retail/restaurant space at it's base rather than a concrete place to put cars.  It truly makes no sense to me at all.

[NikOnder]

Not to mention the bottlenecking of everyone having to use a singular skybridge to get back and forth between the building and your car. We had our second child at Vandy this year, which has a similar relationship with it's parking garage. Having to get on an elevator in the garage to just get to the skywalk level, then cross over to get on another elevator to get to your final destination (all while trying not to forget which floor you parked at in the garage for your voyage back) was exhausting just after a couple of days. I can't even imagine that being an everyday thing just to get in and out of home each day.  

Edited July 2, 2015 by NikOnder

[chris holman]

https://www.nashvillepost.com/blogs/postbusiness/2015/7/2/sub_stop_building_to_be_razed_as_skyhouse_start_looms

the building is coming down soon

[dmillsphoto]

The old Pittsburgh Paints building (most recently a cake shop?) has been razed.

[samsonh]

This whole area will change so dramatically over the next 2-4 years. It will be fascinating to watch. Grocery store needs to come soon though.

[MLBrumby]

I understood one is going in the street-level of a tower one block away at 16th and McGavock. It would be part of a multi-building development to run along Demonbreun, behind the retail/restaurant row. 

[dmillsphoto]

SubStop is no more.

[chris holman]

Wow they did waste anytime