Honeywell HQ to Charlotte

[Nick2]

Man this tower is insanely wide. I love how the entire left  right side of the skyline from this angle didn't exist ten years ago.

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Edited September 24, 2020 by Nick2

[DMann]

right side?

[Nick2]

1 hour ago, DMann said:

right side?

[QCxpat]

Today 11:55 a.m.

Edited September 24, 2020 by QCxpat

[j-man]

1.5 floors left it looks like.

[KJHburg]

Honeywell Tower side views today. 

[hinsp0]

One solo shot and another with adjacent towers to provide some perspective.

[King of the Queen City]

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[JorgiPorgi]

[KJHburg]

side views drive by today. 

[QCxpat]

Today 2:42 p.m.

Edited October 5, 2020 by QCxpat

[QCxpat]

Today 11:30 a.m.

Edited October 14, 2020 by QCxpat

[Blue_Devil]

30 minutes ago, QCxpat said:

Today 11:30 a.m.

Any rumors or speculation on Honeywell Tower 2?

[j-man]

Last floor!!! 

[AP3]

11 hours ago, j-man said:

Last floor!!! 

I think there are two floors total that are inset, so one more plus the elevator shaft, per the rendering on the Legacy Union site.

Edited October 15, 2020 by AP3

[KJHburg]

Honeywell drive bys today. this building makes such as impact from 277. 

Today. 

[CLT @❤️]

From Panthers social media 

Honeywell & cranes peeking around And over the scoreboard 

[Richhamleigh, DC]

I'm old enough to remember when companies took so much pride in themselves that they built headquarters that made a statement about them.  This building is so mediocre and non-descript it makes me Honeywell doesn't care enough to invest in a signature building because they intend to sell it in the near future and move to another location.  Like moving to a new city and renting an apartment in a beige box until you can find something more like your forever home.

[CLT2014]

31 minutes ago, Phillydog said:

I'm old enough to remember when companies took so much pride in themselves that they built headquarters that made a statement about them.  This building is so mediocre and non-descript it makes me Honeywell doesn't care enough to invest in a signature building because they intend to sell it in the near future and move to another location.  Like moving to a new city and renting an apartment in a beige box until you can find something more like your forever home.

52% of the Fortune 500 companies on the list in 2000 are now extinct. Grand buildings =/ profitability, growth, or success of a business. 

Just think of the number of grand buildings named for companies that failed: The Pan-Am Tower, the Chrysler Building, the Sears Tower, what was going to be the Wachovia HQ, ....

Edited October 20, 2020 by CLT2014

[Norm2]

14 hours ago, Phillydog said:

I'm old enough to remember when companies took so much pride in themselves that they built headquarters that made a statement about them.  This building is so mediocre and non-descript it makes me Honeywell doesn't care enough to invest in a signature building because they intend to sell it in the near future and move to another location.  Like moving to a new city and renting an apartment in a beige box until you can find something more like your forever home.

Not every building can be a winner. I think what irks me the most is that half of the biilding is nothing but parking deck. At least it is screened.

Edited October 20, 2020 by norm21499

[KJHburg]

their former headquarters in New Jersey was a couple of stories in the suburbs?  I don't think Honeywell is moving from Charlotte anytime soon.  They built in the heart of the city which is unusual for new companies relocating to Charlotte.  Think Metlife now Brighthouse and Centene.   This is a great win for Charlotte and this building is a MAJOR upgrade from their last HQ. 

[CLT @❤️]

[atlrvr]

Rebar for final floor now up.

 

[QCxpat]

Today's CBJ - "Renderings: Lincoln-Harris files plans for Signage on Honeywell HQ Building" by Ashley Fahey

Excerpt:  "Charlotte developer Lincoln Harris has filed a rezoning petition to allow signage on the future Honeywell headquarters tower at Legacy Union.  Plans filed indicate the developer seeks to add four parapet signs measuring 350 square feet each, totaling a maximum of 1,400 square feet.   Lincoln Harris is under construction on the 23-story, 330,000-square-foot tower — the third at Legacy Union, which Honeywell will anchor.  The rezoning petition would permit the signage and does not make other changes to the building."  ...  "Construction on the Honeywell-anchored building is expected to wrap up next summer, a Lincoln Harris spokeswoman said this week."

 

 

Link:   https://www.bizjournals.com/charlotte/news/2020/10/27/lincoln-harris-honeywell-hq-signage.html

Edited October 27, 2020 by QCxpat
correct rendering as per @AP3

[AP3]

15 minutes ago, QCxpat said:

Today's CBJ - "Renderings: Lincoln-Harris files plans for Signage on Honeywell HQ Building" by Ashley Fahey

Excerpt:  "Charlotte developer Lincoln Harris has filed a rezoning petition to allow signage on the future Honeywell headquarters tower at Legacy Union.  Plans filed indicate the developer seeks to add four parapet signs measuring 350 square feet each, totaling a maximum of 1,400 square feet.   Lincoln Harris is under construction on the 23-story, 330,000-square-foot tower — the third at Legacy Union, which Honeywell will anchor.  The rezoning petition would permit the signage and does not make other changes to the building."  ...  "Construction on the Honeywell-anchored building is expected to wrap up next summer, a Lincoln Harris spokeswoman said this week."

Link:   https://www.bizjournals.com/charlotte/news/2020/10/27/lincoln-harris-honeywell-hq-signage.html

Above rendering is the old design.  Below is what's being built.