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Ally Charlotte Center (f/k/a Tryon Place) - 26 floors - 427'

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I'd be like Ant Man and pee my pants if I was these guys:   

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Long-time lurker (as in probably a decade plus), first-time poster.  Two pics of Tryon Place - construction on the tower itself and the JW Marriott site.   

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So here's a new view of Uptown  from Ally....  pretty cool!

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On ‎7‎/‎6‎/‎2018 at 11:39 AM, atlrvr said:

This has been updated again in Accela.

Office space now 787,753....other counts unchanged.  Corresponds to 1 more floor...btw, the above quoted post was debating 25 vs 28 floors.

787.8k office and 27.4k retail now equals 815k sq ft....so inline with what JLL is marketing.... assuming 30k floor plates, that's now 27 stories.

Still ambiguous around gross sq ft vs net rentable, but I think we can safely conclude this has grown by at least 2 floors.

The height of 406' would support this hypothesis. Up from previously heard 360' and 378' figures. Hope this fleshes out that way.

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22 minutes ago, KJHburg said:

Ally Bank at Tryon Place.  Today.  Seems to be more rock than I would have thought.  I would be looking for little gold rocks.  Today including your free Two-fer of Legacy and TP.  

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There is so much bedrock here, this is why they couldn't bury the parking deck, per Crescent.

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5 minutes ago, KJHburg said:

The money pit of the new Tryon Place today.  Soon to be Charlotte Rising.  Did we ever figure out is this 26 or 28 floors since the leaseable space has seemed to grow? 

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27 only and maybe somewhat uglier. :-(

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42 minutes ago, ricky_davis_fan_21 said:

27 only and maybe somewhat uglier. :-(

I assume that you have inside information.  My guess is that the metal bracing on the façade has been eliminated to reduce costs.    The shape is a basic box, so there's nothing other than eliminating that unique façade feature that I can envision to make it uglier.

At a minimum,  it will add some vitality to the streetscape.

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31 minutes ago, SydneyCarton said:

I assume that you have inside information.  My guess is that the metal bracing on the façade has been eliminated to reduce costs.    The shape is a basic box, so there's nothing other than eliminating that unique façade feature that I can envision to make it uglier.

At a minimum,  it will add some vitality to the streetscape.

actually more metal bracing, less glass curtain.

EDIT: I take it back, I like it still. I photoshopped the rendering, and its not bad. I just can't share LOL. Actually got more of a LA modernist vibe now

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2 hours ago, ricky_davis_fan_21 said:

actually more metal bracing, less glass curtain.

EDIT: I take it back, I like it still. I photoshopped the rendering, and its not bad. I just can't share LOL. Actually got more of a LA modernist vibe now

Thanks for the info.  I think that the bracing looks great.  I’m guessing that it has been added to the portions of the curtain wall where none was called for previously.

I think that this project will turn out nicely.

 

 

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15 hours ago, SydneyCarton said:

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Thanks for the info.  I think that the bracing looks great.  I’m guessing that it has been added to the portions of the curtain wall where none was called for previously.

I think that this project will turn out nicely.

 

 

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Here it is photoshopped. Crown got smaller and recessed and the grid was extended to Stonewall. At least as I understand it. Not my best work, but it'll do. around 388'.  Coulda changed further, but I doubt think so.

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I think I actually like that better than the original.  Either way, for a 388' building it isn't going to make a major impact on the skyline, especially since it is being buried by DEC and LU.  I am more interested on the ground floor aesthetic and what sort of retail they are able to attract.   

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1 minute ago, JBS said:

This looks fine but I hope they are done.  The first rendering was gorgeous, the second was nice and this (if accurate) is a little less nice.  I hope someone builds that first design somewhere in Uptown eventually.

the first, first design? Cuz according to the people I've talked to that was a overly expensive, pipe dream of a design, with inefficient floorplans that few users would sign on to. 

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