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Vanderbilt University Tower and West End Dorms, 20 stories/6 stories, 340 units


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11 minutes ago, TNinVB said:

I love this development but think I agree about the stonework. I like the idea, but it does seem a bit much on the corners. Looks like the building blew up and they pieced it back together. Very handsome buildings though. And that tower! 

LOL.... Super-glued back together. 

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1 hour ago, TNinVB said:

I love this development but think I agree about the stonework. I like the idea, but it does seem a bit much on the corners. Looks like the building blew up and they pieced it back together. Very handsome buildings though. And that tower! 

"The Great Nashville Earthquake of 2020".  There's still time. :tw_grimace:

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On 6/16/2020 at 8:20 AM, Nash_12South said:

It's a handsome building/complex. I do think there is a little too much of the stonework at the corners. A bit distracting.

I agree, there is a lot of things going on that seem way over done.  The dorms further east on Broadway seem much more appropriate and classy, these seem almost gaudy.  

 

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I love the stone/brick work, it adds an exuberant Victorian feel to what otherwise felt like a dull and timid psuedo-Oxbridge imitation.  I wonder if/hope we're moving back into an era of liberally applied ornamentation-we're definitely seeing some lovely brickwork on several new buildings.  I especially like the irregular veins of stone on the sides. 

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