ONE22ONE, 25 stories, 356', 357,000 sq. ft. office space, 6,700 q. ft. ground floor retail

[PaulChinetti]

5 hours ago, OnePointEast said:

It's the year 2150. Nashville's population is around 65,000,000, making it the 2nd largest in America and 12th worldwide. Is has the most highrise of any city in the world, and yet, AT&T, though modernized, remains the tallest building in the city.

From Portland to Springhill, 15-24 story buildings as FAR AS THE EYE CAN SEE!!

[nashvylle]

13 hours ago, smeagolsfree said:

As far as I know, the design remains the same. 

I am expecting the design to be value engineered next. 

[titanhog]

1 hour ago, nashvylle said:

I am expecting the design to be value engineered next. 

Let's hope not.  I'm pretty sure the developers would even be heartbroken if they had to lose the cool design features.  Fingers crossed!!

[Armacing]

On ‎11‎/‎19‎/‎2019 at 10:17 PM, PaulChinetti said:

From Portland to Springhill, 15-24 story buildings as FAR AS THE EYE CAN SEE!!

Some cities are like that.  I don't understand why Brazilian cities are all basically stuck at the 20-30 story height range. 

[nashvylle]

I just heard a rumor, so can not verify that it’s true, but I heard GBT realty has a tenant it’s a full go. 

I  skeptical but cautiously optimistic. 

[chris holman]

12 hours ago, nashvylle said:

I just heard a rumor, so can not verify that it’s true, but I heard GBT realty has a tenant it’s a full go. 

I  skeptical but cautiously optimistic 

I believe the economy here could have supported the 29 floors

Edited November 25, 2019 by chris holman

[downtownresident]

Here's the brochure, pulled from Loopnet:

https://images1.loopnet.com/d2/xpM_QgMuHQo7pcAqPV7Z0EBxY7DAS66nfOqckhHB5qw/document.pdf

[titanhog]

26 minutes ago, downtownresident said:

Here's the brochure, pulled from Loopnet:

https://images1.loopnet.com/d2/xpM_QgMuHQo7pcAqPV7Z0EBxY7DAS66nfOqckhHB5qw/document.pdf

Looks significantly shorter than Endeavor in the render in the brochure.  I figured it would be taller, being an office building....even at 23-24 floors.

[BnaBreaker]

38 minutes ago, titanhog said:

Looks significantly shorter than Endeavor in the render in the brochure.  I figured it would be taller, being an office building....even at 23-24 floors.

Wow, yeah that is stumpy... barely taller than Gulch Union.  So disappointing.  

[markhollin]

Some updates from that PDF:

- 25  total stories above grade in summary (although diagram shows 26. 27 if you count mechanical floor above roof)

- 357,000 sq. ft. of office space on about 13 floors (each 14', except penthouse level at 16')

- One floor of amenities at 18' in height 

- 6,700 sq. ft. of ground floor retail

- Parking on 10-11 floors of above grade and 3 levels below grade with around 1,000 spaces

- 6 high speed elevators

- Concrete frame and curtainwall glass with all floor to ceiling windows

 

A couple of the new developments are labeled in wrong locations.

[MLBrumby]

Am I just imagining that there's a 1970s era building that looks very similar to this one along Dallas' Central Expressway?  I personally don't like the 'darted' look but I realize a lot here are happy it's not another box. To me this design works well only if it's 10+ floors taller. 

I find it odd that their own literature shows the Endeavor Broadway Tower as more prominent. Even if this one is 25 floors (about half being garage) it should be at least as tall as a 27 floor residential tower, right?

Edited November 25, 2019 by MLBrumby

[OnePointEast]

35 minutes ago, MLBrumby said:

 

I find it odd that their own literature shows the Endeavor Broadway Tower as more prominent. Even if this one is 25 floors (about half being garage) it should be at least as tall as a 27 floor residential tower, right?

ONE22ONE should be somewhere around 55'-80' taller than Endeavor. I'm not sure as to why it looks so short here.

[CaptainJilliams]

I know it's shorter, but I'm relieved they maintained the original design. While it won't be as noticeable from far away, but it should look pretty eye-catching from nearby. 

[AronG]

13 floors of parking in a 25 story building...  

These towers along the inner loop are really leaning into suburban commuters. Traffic's gonna be a sh*tshow.

[e-dub]

SERIOUSLY,  that's absolutely nuts.

[Armacing]

1 hour ago, AronG said:

13 floors of parking in a 25 story building...  

These towers along the inner loop are really leaning into suburban commuters. Traffic's gonna be a sh*tshow.

Apparently that's what companies demand now when searching for building to lease.  It's either that or surface parking at a suburban office park in Williamson county.  Heck, I would take a 50 story building with 49 stories of parking if we could get some good height downtown.

[Nathan_in_DC]

7 hours ago, markhollin said:

 

A couple of the new developments are labeled in wrong locations.

 

They must be relocating 12th Street to downtown!

I know it's small, but sloppy editing like that isn't good. They need to find a more professional graphic designer for their material.

[NashWellington11]

 

21 hours ago, Nathan_in_the_UK said:

They must be relocating 12th Street to downtown!

I know it's small, but sloppy editing like that isn't good. They need to find a more professional graphic designer for their material.

And 13th/14th Ave are wrong. 13th Ave runs on the East side of the interestate (next to One22One) and 14th Ave is on the West side.

[deletethisaccount]

On 11/25/2019 at 10:41 AM, Armacing said:

Apparently that's what companies demand now when searching for building to lease.  It's either that or surface parking at a suburban office park in Williamson county.  Heck, I would take a 50 story building with 49 stories of parking if we could get some good height downtown.

Picturing a guy after a long work day going down 49 floors of parking ramp. 

[Bos2Nash]

On 11/25/2019 at 6:01 AM, markhollin said:

Some updates from that PDF:

- 25  total stories above grade in summary (although diagram shows 26. 27 if you count mechanical floor above roof)

- Parking on 10-11 floors of above grade and 3 levels below grade with around 1,000 spaces
 

 

SO MUCH PARKING . Also the layout of the garage seems a bit inefficient, but that is why we get 10 to 11 floors of it.

Also if I was Metro, I would see this Ingress/Egress diagram and balk very quickly at any form of left hand turn on to Broadway. If you exit the building onto Broadway it should be right hand turn ONLY. Imagine what some of these drivers would do turning left on to broadway to immediately turn right on to the highway?!? This falls into the DTC, correct? how are they even allowed to have parking access along such a major roadway? I know the code allows for disguising parking on major streets, but with Broadway being as major and busy as it is, this is a bit insane (same could be said for the endeavor across the street, but I wasnt here when that was proposed lol)

 

[BnaBreaker]

5 hours ago, Bos2Nash said:

SO MUCH PARKING .

 

Yeah, it's sort of ridiculous.  I mean, on the one hand, it gives us a lot more height, but on the other hand, I hesitate to even call this a "25 story office tower."  It sort of cheapens it.  

[LA_TN]

8 hours ago, BnaBreaker said:

Yeah, it's sort of ridiculous.  I mean, on the one hand, it gives us a lot more height, but on the other hand, I hesitate to even call this a "25 story office tower."  It sort of cheapens it.  

Third National (Fifth Third) is a 31 story office building. With 31 stories of office space

Of course, that is why the parking garage behind 505 is the massive behemoth it is, to also provide parking for Fifth Third

So, which is better: above grade parking on the lower levels OR an attached garage?

[titanhog]

25 minutes ago, LA_TN said:

Third National (Fifth Third) is a 31 story office building. With 31 stories of office space

Of course, that is why the parking garage behind 505 is the massive behemoth it is, to also provide parking for Fifth Third

So, which is better: above grade parking on the lower levels OR an attached garage?

Yeah...in America, we'll never have a totally car-less society (at least not our lifetimes)...and I've seen what inadequate parking can do to sections of a city...especially without great public transit.  For now...better to have these buildings with parking underneath than either no parking...inadequate parking...or separate parking structures / parking lots.

[BnaBreaker]

6 hours ago, LA_TN said:

Third National (Fifth Third) is a 31 story office building. With 31 stories of office space

Of course, that is why the parking garage behind 505 is the massive behemoth it is, to also provide parking for Fifth Third

So, which is better: above grade parking on the lower levels OR an attached garage?

It's a very fair point... I'd rather have the parking underneath than have the garage take up a whole separate lot... at @titanhog said I suppose it's a necessary evil in the Nashville of today, but hopefully someday we can put all parking in the downtown loop underground or go without it altogether in some cases.

[MLBrumby]

So true. Most of those surface parking lots had dense development on them before the 1950s. So businesses downtown desperate to stay in business needed ample parking, and still it didn't stop so many from going out of business or having to move out of the core.