10th & Lea, 1 or 2 towers, 350,000 sq. ft. office, 400 residential units
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By markhollin
Entrepreneur Bill Miller (Johnny Cash and Patsy Cline Museums, House of Cards, Nudie's Honkey Tonk, Skull's Rainbow Room, Sinatra's, etc.) wants to build a 16 story, 143 ft. addition on top of the 98-year-old, 3 story Federal Reserve Bank Building at 226 3rd Ave. North. It would include restoring much of the original structure as part of a new hotel. No word yet on brand, or how many rooms, although the added structure will take up 46,700 sq. ft. on the new levels.
The documentation is a bit unclear---the renderings show an 8 story addition, and yet some elements talk about 12 more stories.
This will be across the street from the planned 11 story addition for the Indigo Hotel on top of the 118 year old Nashville Trust Building (which has been approved).
Miller will go before the Metro Planning Commission on Thursday, April 9, to request an overall height modification for the property above the 6 levels of new development allowed by current codes for that neighborhood.
More behind the Nashville Post paywall here:
https://www.nashvillepost.com/business/development/article/21118737/hotel-addition-eyed-for-historic-downtown-building
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By markhollin
ONE22ONE will be the name of the 23 to 27 story, 365-500,000 sq. ft. office tower to be built on the .58 acre Firestone Store site at 1221 Broadway by GBT Realty. It will include 7,000 sq. ft. of street level retail. They are also under contract for the .2 acre site just to the west owned by Rusty Dunn, that will make the full site .78 acre. Tentative opening is 2022.
The parcel is zoned to allow a building of 20 floors. It falls within the Metro Planning Department’s Downtown Code and, as such, GBT eventually will go before the Downtown Code Review Committee to seek bonus height, which could yield a structure of, as noted, up to 27 floors. The company is expected to offer street-level activation and design elements beyond what is required to gain the bonus height.
Construction financing not secured yet.
More at the Nashville Post here:
https://www.nashvillepost.com/business/development/article/21049496/highrise-eyed-for-broadway-site
And behind the NBJ paywall here:
https://www.bizjournals.com/nashville/news/2019/03/04/first-look-office-tower-could-alter-gateway-into.html?iana=hpmvp_nsh_news_headline
And at The Tennessean here:
https://www.tennessean.com/story/money/2019/03/04/nashville-broadway-office-tower-gulch-gbt-realty/3055887002/
Here is the rendering from The Nashville Post site:
Here are two other renderings I found online:
This screen shot form Smeagolsfree's excellent development map shows the site highlighted in teal at the center of the frame:
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