streetcreed 0 Report post Posted February 17, 2006 During the last few years there are tons and tons of residential infill projects and smaller scale residential urban building conversions. I am wondering what large scale condo/apartment tower projects are on board, or just opened, for your metro or closest large city? I'll start with mine Columbus 20 story North Bank Condos This will be Columbus' 2nd 15 plus condo tower in a few years. There are many many infill and conversion projects occuring but only one other large scale downtown residential tower has opened in recent years. Completed in 2001 was the Marinova at 26 stories and it is Ohio's tallest residential structure. Marinova through ally way Lets see yours... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Minneapolitan 0 Report post Posted February 17, 2006 Here's a list of towers (15 stories and over) that are either under construction, approved, or proposed for the downtown Minneapolis area. NAME - STORIES - STATUS The Carlyle - 39 - under construction Skyscape - 28 - under construction The IVY Hotel + Residences - 24 - under construction The Nicollet Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
sleepy 1 Report post Posted February 17, 2006 Memphis: 28 story One Beale condos: 27 story Vue Apartments (takes a couple secs to load, good photoshopped rendering though of downtown Memphis): http://www.thevueonmain.com/index_files/page0001.html http://www.thevueonmain.com/index_files/page0002.html Twin 16 story Horizon condos: Conversion of 17 story Goodwyn Building (on left) from vacant to condos. Not my pic, but used with permission of poster MCC: Memphis also has a 1500 unit development on the southside of downtown, but it's all low-rises, townhomes, etc. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
socaguy 1 Report post Posted February 18, 2006 Atlanta. I put an asterisk by office buildings, so emit those. Martinman had this list up in the Atlanta threads. Buckhead Under Construction Terminus - 33 stories, office* Realm - 29 stories, condos Gallery - 27 stories, condos Ovation - 19 stories, condos The Brookwood - 19 stories,condos Proposed/Planned 3344 Peachtree - 47 stories, office/condo The Mansion on Peachtree - 42 stories, hotel/condo 3630 Peachtree - 40 stories, office/condo 3690 Peachtree - 30 stories, condos Hanover Tower @ Phipps I - 32 stories, condos Hanover Tower @ Phipps II - 32 stories, condos St Regis Buckhead - 26 stories, hotel/condo Phipps Tower - 20 stories, office* Two Alliance Center - 20 stories, office* Buckhead Place - 16 stories, condos Lenbrook Square - 24 stories, senior condos The Mayflower - 16 stories, condos The Aramore Tower - 14 stories, 118 condos Downtown Under Construction Twelve Centennial I - 39 stories, 517 condos 45 Allen Plaza - 26 stories, hotel/condo 55 Allen Plaza - 14 stories, office* Twelve Centennial Hotel - 16 stories The Reynolds - 15 stories, condos GSU Dorms - 15 stories Proposed/Planned 50 Allen Plaza - 37 stories, office* Twelve Centennial II - 39 stories, 517 condos Post Condo Tower @ Allen Plaza - unknown height Post Apartment Tower @ Allen Plaza - unknown height Atlantis Tower - 29 stories, condos Days Inn property condos I - 15-20 stories Days Inn property condos II - 15-20 stories Americas Mart expansion - 18 stories, exhibit space* Midtown Under Construction Two Peachtree Point - 18 stories, office* One Market Street - 17 stories, office* Proposed/Planned Twelve 14th Street - 59 stories, office/hotel/condo Trilogy I - 43 stories, condos Trilogy II - 30 stories, condos Trilogy III - unknown height 1010 Peachtree - 36 stories, 443 condos Holder 14th street office tower - 29 stories* 615 Peachtree - office/condo, height unknown Ponce tower @ 615 Peachtree - 30 stories, condos 166 16th street - 29 stories, condos Aqua - 24 stories, condos Luxe - 22 stories, condos Onyx - 15 stories, condos .....This list doesnt include residential towers going up outside of Buckhead/Midtown and Downtown. There are around a dozen? residential towers UC or planned for the areas outside the central core . Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ctman987 0 Report post Posted February 21, 2006 Hartford, CT Hartford 21: Happening at the Hartford Civic Center the projects includes the demolition of the Hartford Civic Center mall to make room for a 36 story residential tower which will be the tallest in New England. The tower will feature 262 luxury apartments plus 93,000 square feet of office space, 53,000 square feet of street facing restaurant & retail space, 35,000 square foot public atrium offering entrance to the renovated Veterans Memorial Coliseum at the Hartford Civic Center (Home to the AHL Hartford Wolfpack, UCONN Mens & Womens Basketball, as well as numerous big name concerts) and a renovated underground parking garage. The tower had a topping off ceramony in October, 2005. The complex is also attached to the newly renovated 392 room 18 story Hilton Hartford Downtown Hotel. The backside of the project with the tower back in November, 2005 The tower under construction in October, 2005 next to the newly renovated Hartford Hilton Rendering of completed looking down Trumbull Street with the retail & office space followed by the new tower. Trumbull on the Park: Construction of a new 9 story apartment tower that will 8 house 88 luxury apartments with ground floor retail space with an attached 11 level parking structure for residents and downtown employees. The project also includes the restoration of 2 historic homes on an adjacent street into 12 additional apartments. The apartments just opened recently The building at at Jewell & Trumbull The apartments still under construction The Metropolitan: Conversion of a former historic landmark building into 66 luxury condominiums which when they open soon willl be the first new condos in the central business district in years. The building will also feature ground floor retail space, a fitness center, attached covered parking garage The building along Pearl Street Inside of a 2 bedroom condo Lobby 55 on the Park: Conversion of a former historic stone SNET office building along Bushnell Park into 135 luxury apartments. The project was completed a few years and was the first new residential units to open in the central business district in years. The building features a fitness center, billiard room and a full time concierge The 55 on the Park building The building at the corner of Jewell and Trumbull Front Street: Front Street is the retail/residential/entertainment component of Adriaens Landing (See explanation below). Front Street will become to an ESPN Zone, the administrative offices for the Wadsworth Atheneum which will be housed in the historic Hartford Times Building on the site as well as at least 200 new residential units (most likely condos) that will be housed in at least one tower plus 150,000 square feet of new retail and entertainment space. The Front Street Site Adriaens Landing: The state and privately funded redevelopment project is located on a 30 acre site along the Connecticut River on the eastern edge of Downtown Hartford. The project includes the new 540,000 square foot Connecticut Convention Center which is the largest meeting space between New York & Boston, a new 22 story 409 room Marriott Hotel and the construction of a new 144,000 square foot Connecticut Center for Science & Exploration which will open in the winter of 2007-2008. Across from the convention center and hotel is the Front Street site. The Connecticut Convention Center and 22 story Marriott Hotel Rendering of completed CT Center for Science and Exploration at Adriaens Landing YMCA: Plans call for the demolition of the 12 story 175 bed YMCA building along Bushnell Park to make way for a 17 story tower that will house 200 condominiums, 100 apartments as well as ground floor retail space with room for an upscale restaurant. The YMCA will then open new offices in the city's north and south ends and move its adminstrative offices to the office space at the Hartford 21 project The YMCA building along Bushnell Park that will be knocked down Sage Allen Building: The project includes the rehibilitation of the former Sage Allen Building (former home of Sage Allen Department Store) along Main Street plus new construction on both sides of the building. The building will house 42 4-bedroom townhouses most of which will be used by University of Hartford students (The college agreed to house 136 students there by September, 2006). There will also be ground floor retail space, a newly renovated food court and the opening up of Temple Street which will once again reconnect Main Street and Market Street in Downtown Hartford. Rendering of the completed project 410 Asylum Street: Conversion of a former Class A office space building into 70 units of mixed income housing with ground floor retail space. The beisge building on the left is 410 Asylum Capital West: Conversion of a former office building near Union Station into residential units. This project has been delayed with the discovery of asbestos. Looking towards the building (beisge brick) 95-101 Pearl Street: Developer and plans chosen for the conversion of a former office building and attached building that was home to some of the Hartford Police Department to be turned into energy efficiant residential units which will be at the corner of Pearl & Trumbull Streets between Trumbull On the Park and 55 on the Park and Hartford 21 up the road The building along Trumbull St American Airlines Building: The American Airlines building on Main Street was home to Korvettes Department store and American Airlines. The building is across from the old G. Fox department store which is now Capital Community College, the old Sage Allen department store which is being turned into townhouses and the historic Richardson Building which is the Residence Inn by Marriott. The American Airlines building was originally going to be turned into office space with retail space on the ground floor. The developer has changed his plans to make the building residential with ground floor retail space. Some of the retail space is occupied as a new Quizznos opened recently. The building along Main Street before the retail space was rented out Park & Main Street/ Plaza Mayor: A residential complex planned for the corner of Park Street & Main Street which will include two residential high rises of 10 & 17 stories as well as possibly a hotel/banquet space, parking and the spotlight of the project which will be a 40,000 square foot open area called Plaza Mayor similar to plazas in Europe. The site is at the corner of Park and Main Streets and Park Street is a major Hispanic gateway for the entire area. The street is home to hundreds of hispanic businesses, restaurants, shops and the by West Hartford vacant factory buildings are being renovated into residential units and stores. Park Street draws people from all over Greater Hartford as well as Western Massachusetts, Boston and New York City Rendering of the project High Street area/ Downtown North Area: Plans call for the demolition of a vacant office building on the other side of I-84 as the central business district to make way for a luxury residential tower (two plans one with a higher tower then the other). This is all part of efforts to connect this area with the rest of the central business district which is on the other side of I-84. A few lots over from this site the former Board of Education building will be convereted into the Hartford Public Safety Complex. Building that will be knocked down on the site Colt Gateway Redevelopment: The redevelopment of the former 17 acre Colt Firearms Manufactoring Company site just south of Downtown along the CT River. The buildings on the site total more then 600,000 square feet and one by one are being renovated into residential and commerical spaces. If everything goes all right the site may become a National Historic Park and there are plans for two musuems to open in two of the historic buildings Aerial rendering of the completed project Aerial rendering of the completed project with I-91 and the CT River to the left Goodwin Estates: Redevelopment of a 17 acre site in the city's west end. The project included the renovation of a historic mansion into 7 condos and the construction of 20 buildings around it that house 56 new townhouses. The renovated historic mansion The new townhouses Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Copper 0 Report post Posted February 22, 2006 Just the big ones for Toronto Buildings Under Construction 1) Quantum II [Minto Midtown] - 525 ft. 52 floors 2) College Park Tower I [RoCP] - 505 ft. 52 floors 3) West ONE [CityPlace] - 484 ft. 49 floors 4) Murano South Tower [The Murano] - Approx 481 ft. 43 floors 5) Spire - 476 ft. 45 floors 6) Montage [CityPlace] - 471 ft. 47 floors 7) College Park Tower II [RoCP] - - 45 floors 8) The MET Phase I [The Met Condos] - 431 ft. 43 floors 9) N1 [CityPlace] - 410 ft. 42 floors 10) Pinnacle Building A [Pinnacle Centre] - HEIGHT NEEDED - 41 floors Residential &/or Hotel Towers In Sales 1) Trump International - 1,064 ft. spire (988 ft. roof) 70 floors 2) Ritz Carlton Hotel [simcoe Place] - 684 ft. 53 floors 3) MLSE Tower I [MLSE Complex] - 558 ft. 53 floors 4) MLSE Tower II [MLSE Complex] - 529 ft. 49 floors 5) The Uptown Residences - 518 ft. 48 floors 6) Casa - 453 ft. 43 floors 7) X Condominiums - 448 ft. 41 floors 8) Verve - 422 ft. 39 floors 9) *Solstice I [solstice] - 40 floors Proposed Residential, Residential & Office, Residential & Hotel, or Hotel Towers 1) Bay-Adelaide Centre West Tower [bay-Adelaide Centre] - 797 ft. 62 floors 2) 1 Bloor East - 718 ft. 60 floors 3) Signature Tower [CityPlace] - 714 ft. 69 floors 4) Shangri-La - 695 ft. 67 floors 5) Four Seasons Hotel [Four Seasons] - 672 ft. 55 floors 6) Sapphire Tower - 664 ft. 73 floors 7) Bay-Adelaide Centre East Tower [bay-Adelaide Centre] - 53 floors 8) City Centre Tower [Hummingbird Centre] - 619 ft. 50 floors 9) Bay-Adelaide Centre North Tower [bay-Adelaide Centre] - 531 ft. 49 floors 10) Festival Tower - 514 ft. 42 floors 11) *Parkside Village - Tower I [Parkside Village] - 505 ft. 50 floors 12) One City Hall Phase II [One City Hall Condominiums] - 50 floors 13) *Absolute Phase IV [Absolute Condominiums] - 50 floors 14) Parkway Forest I [Parkway Forest] - 479 ft. 48 floors 15) Block 26E Tower I [CityPlace] - 466 ft. 44 floors 16) *Parkside Village - Tower II [Parkside Village] - 456 ft. 45 floors 17) *Parkside Village - Tower III [Parkside Village] - 456 ft. 45 floors 18) Pinnacle Building C [Pinnacle Centre] - 449 ft. 46 floors 19) Block 26W Tower I [CityPlace] 425 ft. 40 floors 20) Parkway Forest II [Parkway Forest] - 420 ft. 42 floors 21) Parkway Forest IV [Parkway Forest] - 420 ft. 42 floors 22) Parkway Forest V [Parkway Forest] - 420 ft. 42 floors 23) Four Seasons Tower II [Four Seasons] - 410 ft. 30 floors 24) Block 29 Tower I [CityPlace] - 402 ft. 38 floors 25) *Solstice II [solstice] - 40 floors 26) *Parkside Village - Tower IV [Parkside Village] - 40 floors 27) *Parkside Village - Tower V [Parkside Village] - 40 floors You should see the list that includes everything under 400ft +commercial Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Vertigo 0 Report post Posted February 23, 2006 In case anyone missed this, the 'Death Star' of condo towers is scheduled to open 2010 in Louisville. Museum Plaza will feature office, hotel, and art gallery space along with condos reaching 60+ floors over the Ohio River. The video... Museum Plaza Video May the force be with you. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
UrbaniDesDev 0 Report post Posted February 23, 2006 some Pittsburgh development plans PNC Mixed use tower 100 seventh Street, opening next month 151 First Side, construction started Station Square proposal Fourth Avenue condo conversion under construction Fourth Avenue condo conversion Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ShowMeKC 0 Report post Posted February 23, 2006 I don't really have time to ost pics since I have to leave in 10 mins... Under Renovation, Proposed and Under Construction Residential Buildings in KC: Under Construction: P&L District Housing 1- 22 floors Power and Light Condos- 18 floors 4646 Broadway- 13 floors Proposed: San Francisco Tower #2- 26 floors (This is a twin that is proposed, the photo is the current building) Union Hill Village Tower- 24 floors Alameda Tower 2- 24 floors Block Realtors Res Tower-20 floors P&L District Housing 5- 18 floors P&L District Housing 2- 17 floors 1800 Broadway Condo Tower- 17 floors P&L District Housing 4- 15 floors P&L District Housing 3- 10 floors Renovation: 909 Walnut- 35 floors Power and Light Building- 34 floors Wallstreet Tower- 23 floors One Park Place- 20 floors The View- 20 floors Professional Building- 16 floors 21 Ten Lofts- 15 floors Metropolitan Condos- 14 floors P&L District Housing Tower proposals estimated from this rendering of the district: Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
TheGerbil 0 Report post Posted February 23, 2006 Some others in Pittsburgh that Urbani didn't mention: Conversion of the Granite Building to condos: Proposed riverfront development in the Cultural District (including residential): Conversion of the former Lazarus dept. store for mixed use (including residential): Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Michi 0 Report post Posted February 23, 2006 There's at least two residential towers planned for Detroit's East Riverfront at Harbortown. The orange are what's proposed and the blue is what exists already. Also Peebles in Coral Gables, FL plans a 15-story condo near the Renaissance Center and St. Antoine. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
krazeeboi 173 Report post Posted February 24, 2006 Here are some coming to uptown Charlotte, NC: Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
sunshine 626 Report post Posted February 24, 2006 Dont have a list here but here are some notable residential towers in Orlando. Orlando City Place 1209 units in 3 towers Tradition Towers 325 Units 39 & 39 stories Center Place 150 units in one tower Vue Orlando 55 West Sky Tower Presidential Tower Eola Place and many more... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
krazeeboi 173 Report post Posted February 24, 2006 I'm really liking Tradition Towers and Sky Tower in Orlando! Disney City is on the up and up! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
cmj2k5 0 Report post Posted February 27, 2006 The Vue in Charlotte = wow. <3 it. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
UrbaniDesDev 0 Report post Posted February 27, 2006 I particularly like P&L District in KC, The Cultural District Riverfront in Pittsburgh, Harbortown in Detroit and EPICenter in Charlotte. The all seem to be more than just a residential development. They are projects destined to change the dynamics of life in the city Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ariesjow 642 Report post Posted March 2, 2006 There aren't any residential high-rises planned for Ann Arbor but my hometown of Nashville seems to have plenty. The Signature Tower is still proposed but all is looking excellent for this project to break ground next year. It's height is still unknown but it'll likely be well over 800ft. The Viridian which is being topped off and rises 31 floors. ICON in the Gulch which broke ground just the other day at 22 floors in the Gulch district near downtown. The Terrazzo which is going next to ICON in the Gulch. I believe it's 14 floors. The Encore's final look is still up in the air since it's going right across the street fron Nashville new world-class symphony hall. Right now, it's 23 stories. The Adelicia which I believe is 18 floors. The West End which is set to go up near West End if approved. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Plasticman 73 Report post Posted March 8, 2006 Signature is a done deal. Even Emporis lists it as approved. The height was going to be 700', then over 800', now it is still growing....think big...really big. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
sd_urban 0 Report post Posted March 10, 2006 San Diego has alot going on right now. This list is only of projects that have over 20 floors. - THE DIEGAN - 21 FLOORS - U/C ALTA - 21 FLOORS - U/C MONDRIAN - 39 FLOORS - Proposed 11TH & B - 26 FLOORS - Approved 445 WEST ASH/METROLIVE - 32 FLOORS - Proposed STRATA - 21 FLOORS - Approved TWO AMERICA PLAZA - 35 FLOORS - Proposed BALLPARK VILLAGE - 5 TOWERS (2 AT 500') - Proposed COSMOPOLITAN SQUARE - 32 FLOORS - Approved BOSA PACIFIC HIGHWAY AND E - 37 FLOORS - Proposed EMBASSY1414 - 27 FLOORS - Proposed BAYSIDE AT THE EMBARCADERO - 36 FLOORS - Approved KETTNER & ASH - 35 FLOORS - Proposed SAPPHIRE TOWER - 32 FLOORS - U/C LIBRARY TOWER - 43 FLOORS - U/C VANTAGE POINTE - 41 FLOORS - U/C 16TH & ISLAND - 39 FLOORS/31 FLOORS - Approved PACIFIC POINTE - 450 FEET - Proposed THE MARK - 32 FLOORS - U/C THE LEGEND - 23 FLOORS - U/C ICON - 24 FLOORS - U/C ELECTRA - 43 FLOORS - U/C ARIA - 24 FLOORS - U/C CITIPOINT - 24 FLOORS - Proposed ****PROPOSALS WITHOUT RENDERINGS**** -GRAND PACIFIC TOWER - 21 FLOORS -10TH & B - 20 FLOORS -Solara Tower - 23 FLOORS -15TH & MARKET PROMENADE - 24 FLOORS -LAUNDRY LOFTS - 39 FLOORS Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
UrbaniDesDev 0 Report post Posted March 13, 2006 I think its great that people are returning to center cities all over this country! Here's to city life, where ever it may be! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
urbanvb 174 Report post Posted March 14, 2006 I agree. It is an exciting time for a lot of cities across the world. There are a lot of people now moving back into the cities from the burbs which is opposite of what has been generally going on for many years. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Miesian Corners 1692 Report post Posted March 15, 2006 Not only is it great that people are returning to urban cores, but the fact that progressive modern design is such a big part of these developments puts a big smile on my face. There are some really cool mod towers in this thread. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Southernyank 4 Report post Posted March 15, 2006 I honestly don't have the time or patience to list the Miami res. developments, but, I think you all have an idea by now. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
shane453 0 Report post Posted March 19, 2006 There are more than 2,000 units proposed for downtown Oklahoma City. A lot of the projects are highrise office building conversions, but so far no new residential towers, aside from a strange and mysterious mention of "250 highrise apartments" in Midtown in a Chamber of Commerce report... A study showed demand for 12,000 units in downtown OKC, so I would wager we're just seeing the beginning of what's to come. I'm thinking a residential tower announcement by the end of the year. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
