Gulch Union (Endeavor Demonbreun): 3 towers (20 story/329,000 s.f. office, twin 28 story residential buildings)

[nashvylle]

Is an interstate cap from Fort Negley to Pie Town feasible?

[donNdonelson2]

The small (5 acre) park that caps a portion of a freeway in downtown Dallas cost $110 million to build, completed in 2012. I cannot imagine how much it would cost, or where the funds would come from, to build the dream parkland some envision for Nashville. Let’s hope that some portion of the dream might come true some day!

https://www.klydewarrenpark.org/About-the-Park/our-story.html

[volsfanwill]

area for each section.  not including any cut outs for ramps:

12th to Division triangle  11,526 sq meters

Division to Demonbruen 18,155

Demonbruen to Broadway 12,800

Broadway to church 17,750

[markhollin]

Turner Construction has been granted a $45.5 million permit for the Gulch Union office tower to allow for the structure's shell.

More behind the Nashville Post paywall here:

https://www.nashvillepost.com/business/construction/article/21061833/453m-permit-issued-for-asurion-project

[Sean blackdog]

Continue work underconstruction 

[markhollin]

Up to 2nd level on the north end of the project.

Looking SW from McGavock St., 1/2 block east of 13th Ave. South:

At street level now on the southern edge of the project. 

Looking north from intersection of Demonbreun and 13th Ave. South:

Looking NE from intersection of Demonbreun and 13th Ave. South:

[Salbato]

Photo from Gulch Union Twitter account. 

[downtownresident]

I go by this every day, and they’re essentially at street level with Demonbreun. 

[OnePointEast]

What are the chances the other 2 start rising soon? Any timeline?

[rjgo]

6 minutes ago, OnePointEast said:

What are the chances the other 2 start rising soon? Any timeline?

They are not starting on the other 2 until this one is finished. Will most likely be summer 2020.

[OnePointEast]

21 hours ago, rjgo said:

They are not starting on the other 2 until this one is finished. Will most likely be summer 2020.

Thanks a lot, @rjgo. Hopefully they do get built before the recession hits again.

[Sean blackdog]

Update. Work on Lobby. 

[timmay143]

12 hours ago, Sean blackdog said:

Update. Work on Lobby. 

I like how more cranes are sporting signage on their booms.

[Binbin98]

This may be a somewhat random question but does anyone know what flag the hotel in this development will be? This has already broken ground and began construction without any mention of it so far. I personally would like to see an Intercontinental Hotel in Nashville at sometime in the near future and I think this location would be right for one. Near the W Hotel, Broadwest and Grant Hyatt hotels as well.

 

Edit: I am now out of staying in the Hospital  but I am still doing treatment during the day. Hope everyone is well!

Edited May 5, 2019 by Binbin98

[downtownresident]

50 minutes ago, Binbin98 said:

This may be a somewhat random question but does anyone know what flag the hotel in this development will be? This has already broken ground and began construction without any mention of it so far. I personally would like to see an Intercontinental Hotel in Nashville at sometime in the near future and I think this location would be right for one. Near the W Hotel, Broadwest and Grant Hyatt hotels as well.

 

Edit: I am now out of staying in the Hospital  but I am still doing treatment during the day. Hope everyone is well!

They haven’t announced a flag for the hotel as far as I’m aware. They’ve also started on the office tower, I think the hotel and residential tower aren’t starting until the office tower is completed. 

[Salbato]

From their website office brochure 

Sorry for the screenshots

https://www.gulchunion.com

[Craiger]

8 above ground levels of parking...

[markhollin]

Up to 3rd level of garage on north end.  Pillars forming at ground level of south end.

Looking east from 14th Ave. South, 1/2 block south of Broadway: 

Looking north from just east of intersection of Demonbreun and 13th Ave. South:

[markhollin]

Some more renderings from the Gulch Union website:

 

[markhollin]

Office tower update: Up to 4th level of garage on north end, 2nd level on south end.  

Looking NE from intersection of Demonbreun and 13th Ave. South:

Looking SW from McGavock St., 1/4 block west of 12th Ave. South:

Looking east from 14th Ave. South, 1/2 block south of Broadway: 

[markhollin]

Office tower update: Up to 5th level of garage on north end, 3rd level on south end.  

Looking NE from intersection of Demonbreun and 13th Ave. South:

Looking east from 14th Ave. South, 1/2 block south of Broadway:

Looking SW from McGavock St., 1/4 block west of 12th Ave. South:

[markhollin]

Office tower update: Up to 5th level of garage on north end, 4th level on south end.  

Looking NE from intersection of Demonbreun and 13th Ave. South:

Looking NE from Demonbreun, 1/2 block east of 13th Ave. South:

Looking east from 14th Ave. South, 1/2 block north of Demonbreun:

[markhollin]

Office tower update: Up to 6th level of garage on north end, 5th level on south end.  

Looking NE from intersection of Demonbreun and 13th Ave. South:

Looking NW from Demonbreun, 1/2 block east of 13th Ave. South:

Looking SW from McGavock St., 1/2 block west of 12th Ave. South:

Looking SE from 14th Ae. South, 1/2 block north of McGavock St:

[rolly]

It's interesting that they are just starting with the office tower component. Certainly easier from a cash flow perspective. 

But I wonder if the success of the project is based on the synergy of  the 3 buildings working together (nearby residential and hotel services, supporting the office tower). Like the office tower would lease out much quicker if the rest of the project were also brought on line at the same time.  Kind of like Broadwest (office + associated hotel/residential/retail) and 5th & Broadway (office + associated residential/retail).

I'm curious what their thinking is. I guess it's a money thing. 

[nashvylle]

1 hour ago, rolly said:

It's interesting that they are just starting with the office tower component. Certainly easier from a cash flow perspective. 

But I wonder if the success of the project is based on the synergy of  the 3 buildings working together (nearby residential and hotel services, supporting the office tower). Like the office tower would lease out much quicker if the rest of the project were also brought on line at the same time.  Kind of like Broadwest (office + associated hotel/residential/retail) and 5th & Broadway (office + associated residential/retail).

I'm curious what their thinking is. I guess it's a money thing. 

Remember they are finishing up 1200 Broadway across the street. Even for the deep pocketed companies, having 4 buildings going up at one time is a major, major investment. 

I'm surprised they started the office tower prior to the apartments finishing up.