Vantage South End - 1100 S Tryon

[CLT>]

It looks real tall from Thrift Road...

 

 

[Blue_Devil]

16 hours ago, CLT> said:

It looks real tall from Thrift Road...

 

 

Its going to be quite the project when the hotel goes up. 

[Guest]

43 minutes ago, Blue_Devil said:

Its going to be quite the project when the hotel goes up. 

going be crazier when a 400' gets built across the street. 

[turbocraig]

7 minutes ago, ricky_davis_fan_21 said:

going be crazier when a 400' gets built across the street. 

So a building the size of 400 South Tryon (the big white and gold building) is going there.  Say 30ish stories.  Do you know what it’ll look like?  Not asking for secret renderings (unless you’re feeling generous and reckless), just curious if you or others have seen any images and if so, what’re your thoughts?

[Guest]

4 minutes ago, turbocraig said:

So a building the size of 400 South Tryon (the big white and gold building) is going there.  Say 30ish stories.  Do you know what it’ll look like?  Not asking for secret renderings (unless you’re feeling generous and reckless), just curious if you or others have seen any images and if so, what’re your thoughts?

I'd imagine what I've seen is a massing diagram. Hotel, Residential, Office, all on half a block. Its a UMUD site, so anything can be built by right.

Edited January 14, 2020 by Guest

[turbocraig]

You feeling like all of those components are going to be built?

[Guest]

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[Matthew.Brendan]

Now that's what I can infill

Side question, what church is that in the foreground?

[Guest]

2 minutes ago, turbocraig said:

You feeling like all of those components are going to be built?

Ur guess is as good as mine. I think several companies have drawn 500-600k sq foot buildings for a user that is exploring expansion within, or into, the market.

Just now, Matthew.Brendan said:

Now that's what I can infill

Side question, what church is that in the foreground?

Covenant Presbyterian, I was baptized there.

[turbocraig]

3 minutes ago, ricky_davis_fan_21 said:

Ur guess is as good as mine. I think several companies have drawn 500-600k sq foot buildings for a user that is exploring expansion within, or into, the market.

I can say that first part is an outright lie, but I appreciate the compliment. 

[SydneyCarton]

What’s being built on Morehead and Tryon (just north of 1100 S Tryon)?

 

Also, is this the site of the new tallest in SouthEnd?

 

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[Guest]

19 minutes ago, SydneyCarton said:

What’s being built on Morehead and Tryon (just north of 1100 S Tryon)?

 

Also, is this the site of the new tallest in SouthEnd?

 

LOL I wish, the Diocese is the biggest waste of land in Charlotte.

The construction project is Broadstone Morehead. 

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[SydneyCarton]

1 minute ago, ricky_davis_fan_21 said:

LOL I wish, the Diocese is the biggest waste of land in Charlotte.

The construction project is Broadstone Morehead. 

Thanks.  It's a matter of time before the Diocese is redeveloped.

Where will the new tallest rise then?

[Guest]

3 minutes ago, SydneyCarton said:

Thanks.  It's a matter of time before the Diocese is redeveloped.

Where will the new tallest rise then?

behind the construction project you highlighted. 

[11 HouseBZ]

49 minutes ago, ricky_davis_fan_21 said:

LOL I wish, the Diocese is the biggest waste of land in Charlotte.

Daniel Levine: 

[ArchiCLT]

3 hours ago, ricky_davis_fan_21 said:

Not to throw this thread off topic, but this view does show Covenant Presbyterian's new Welcome Center, completed by my firm, WGM Design. It improved the urban street presence along Morehead Street. Great angle!

[Guest]

5 minutes ago, theronhobbs said:

Not to throw this thread off topic, but this view does show Covenant Presbyterian's new Welcome Center, completed by my firm, WGM Design. It improved the urban street presence along Morehead Street. Great angle!

shot was by @Seabrooke gosh, I didn't tag him. If you want a copy of the shot, for your company's portfolio  you should drop into his DMs.

[turbocraig]

13 minutes ago, theronhobbs said:

Not to throw this thread off topic, but this view does show Covenant Presbyterian's new Welcome Center, completed by my firm, WGM Design. It improved the urban street presence along Morehead Street. Great angle!

I literally just drove by there.  Excellent work!  When I saw that project started I wondered if it was going to be an EIFS annex kinda thing, but wow was I wrong.  That turned out gorgeously.  Great fenestration.

[CarolinaDaydreamin]

3 hours ago, ricky_davis_fan_21 said:

I think several companies have drawn 500-600k sq foot buildings for a user that is exploring expansion within, or into, the market.

 

This is definitely happening with one tenant shopping around. HOWEVER I think there is room for spec, so who knows. Maybe there are a few exploring expansion and a majority are built.

[JorgiPorgi]

We say “shopping around”- so it will be a while before anything is announced? 

[CarolinaDaydreamin]

13 minutes ago, JorgiPorgi said:

We say “shopping around”- so it will be a while before anything is announced? 

Multiple things have been percolating lately. I would guess at least 2 of these projects are announced by March.

[CLT>]

On 1/14/2020 at 1:10 PM, SydneyCarton said:

Thanks.  It's a matter of time before the Diocese is redeveloped.

Where will the new tallest rise then?

Someone find them a lot near uptown for their buses, and they might be out of there quicker!

[Bikeguy]

On 1/14/2020 at 1:10 PM, SydneyCarton said:

Thanks.  It's a matter of time before the Diocese is redeveloped.

Where will the new tallest rise then?

A few more lawsuits, and it's as good as sold. 

[Vitamin_N]

On 1/14/2020 at 1:10 PM, SydneyCarton said:

Thanks.  It's a matter of time before the Diocese is redeveloped.

Where will the new tallest rise then?

North Carolina has two dioceses, Raleigh and Charlotte, which divide the state in half. Raleigh just got a new cathedral about two years ago. All I'm saying is, a cathedral would look way better than that awful building.

[videtur quam contuor]

A cathedral is a seat of the bishop, currently Saint Patrick in Dilworth, with school and housing nearby for  church staff. I cannot see this becoming a cathedral location. Agreed that  a better use is nearly any other.