Tallest buildings in Nashville by official building height

[trillhaslam]

2 hours ago, Markitecture said:

Super interesting stats and thank you for providing. I thought Houston was the 4th most populous USA metro, but now that is Dallas and Houston is 5th? Also, I thought Birmingham had slipped behind Huntsville in metro pop. stats.

 

I got the data from the Census Bureau at https://www.census.gov/data/tables/time-series/demo/popest/2020s-total-metro-and-micro-statistical-areas.html. These are the 2021 estimates.

2 hours ago, donNdonelson2 said:

Here is some population data that disputes Dallas being larger than Houston. I suspect the stats putting Dallas in the power position are including Dallas PLUS Fort Worth.

screenshots from:

texas-demographics.com &

World Population Review

I used population estimates for metropolitan areas (MSAs) from the Census Bureau. The DFW metro area does indeed include Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington, and of course a variety of other cities.

[smeagolsfree]

Huntsville city proper is bigger than Birmingham not the Metro. The ego in Huntsville is already big enough. My brother lives there, and I had to correct him 2 or 3 times. He kept on saying they were bigger than Birmingham and I told him only in the city limits. You have a long way to go to top the Birmingham Metro area when your MSA is only 491K.

[nashville born]

 

With a little bit of follow through (looking at you Pinnacle, 1001 Church, and 1010 Church) from a couple projects, we can make this list! 

Sunny Isles Beach is basically North Miami.

Edited August 4, 2022 by nashville born

[NissanvilleTitans]

How many over 500 ft does Nashville have at the moment?

Also, how many over 500 ft are in the plans? Ritz, A3, the two you mentioned...

Edited August 4, 2022 by NissanvilleTitans

[smeagolsfree]

500 Church, 4 Seasons, & the ATT building are all over 500.

AT&T is over 600

[Rick Dalton]

Ritz and Lea (giarratana) are both planned at 500+. Centrum maybe? Rumors of tishman speyer too. Possibility at Beaman / Reed.

[jjbradleyBrooklyn]

Nashville should be on this list by roughly 2025:

existing towers:

AT&T

505

Four Seasons

future towers:

YMCA Tower (750 ft)

Amazon 3 (604 ft approx)

Pinnacle (524 ft approx)

The Ritz Carlton (569 ft)

Curved Giarratana Tower (600 ft approx)

There are several others...

In several years, the skyline will definitely be there for Nashville.

[NissanvilleTitans]

On 8/4/2022 at 5:00 PM, natethegreat said:

Ritz and Lea (giarratana) are both planned at 500+. Centrum maybe? Rumors of tishman speyer too. Possibility at Beaman / Reed.

So in 3 or so years after the buildout of ymca, a3, ritz, pinnacle, and lea; Nashville should be at 20 on this list. And if centrum, tishman, and beaman went over 500 then we would be maybe 17. Not too shabby. Especially since it's not taking into consideration all the bajillions of buildings 300ft+ that Nashville has.

Edited August 6, 2022 by NissanvilleTitans

[LOOOP-Y]

On 8/4/2022 at 11:03 AM, nashville born said:

 

With a little bit of follow through (looking at you Pinnacle, 1001 Church, and 1010 Church) from a couple projects, we can make this list! 

Sunny Isles Beach is basically North Miami.

This is a super interesting entry on Wiki. What's crazy is, Austin will be catapulting its way up the list by a good margin after all current construction projects are complete. In fact, I'd argue it will have one of the most spectacular skylines in the country... outside NYC and Chicago of course. I've always aspired Nashville would eventually 'catch up' to Austin with all our ongoing construction, but alas. They simply charge forward with more and more eye-popping projects, both taller and more daring, than anything in our timetable.  Still waiting for a true 'signature' tower! :)

[MontanaGuy]

If you look at the proposed or approved list of buildings for Miami it's showing eight buildings over 1,000 ft!  I don't expect they'll all be built but if even half of them are built they're going to be getting closer to Chicago which is quite impressive.  Austin's really on a building spree too although I prefer the flashy style we see in Miami!

[nashville born]

If one of the Wikipedia page authors is reading this, specifically one who uploads images, the one for Alcove is inaccurate.   The image  shown is a render and it's of Prime, not Alcove. 

Also, I noticed someone has again listed 1001 Church as u/c.  I previously put it back on the proposed list as I haven't seen or heard of any construction permits for the tower.