gannman

The drive thru addition is disappointing.

That intersection has needed a traffic light for a long time.

I found this website regarding the One Nashville Place plaza reno. Has this project already started? http://www.hodgsondouglas.com/one-nashville-place "HDLA, in collaboration with ESa, worked with Unico Properties to re-imagine the exterior public gathering spaces at One Nashville Place, an iconic 24-story, Class A high-rise in Downtown Nashville’s Central Business District. Using the spaces existing features, HDLA seeks to transform its dated, underutilized public plazas into vibrant places for the everyday office tenant and the casual passerby. The newly envisioned spaces feature new planting, seating, and garage screen wall treatments along the northern linear plaza, while the southern plaza re-imagines the existing sunken area as a communal co-working amenity space, featuring amphitheater seating, lighting, paving, and planting to create an extension of the proposed interior amenity space. HDLA also worked to re-imagine the Printers Alley corridor, transforming a back of house loading dock into a tenant occupied beer garden, capitalizing on the existing energy of Printers Alley and extending the entry of the corridor to Commerce Street. The project will be implemented in multiple phases, with the Printers Alley phase opening in 2020."

It will connect to Craighead St.

A Texas-based taco restaurant is opening in this building. https://nashville.eater.com/2020/9/15/21438494/velvet-taco-nashville-midtown-blue-bar-coming-soon

you have a link?

Also from the article: "We'll take aesthetics into consideration and work with Metro Nashville to see what's important to them. We think shortening the closure is going to be more important at this location, to get traffic back and get the bridge in service for all those developments on the four corners of the bridge."

Looks like the top level of the Elliston 23 parking garage was turned into a park.

Anyone gave any guesses for the hotel brand?

Was the building razed after the tornado?

Why would the city allow this development to have road access on 18th when there is an alley available?

I believe that Elixr will be a coffee shop

I believe that this rendering is more up-to-date

I wish that the W integrated the two historic structures like they did for the previous proposal for the site.

Do we know if Hattie B's plans to take over Gigi's previous space?

^^^ The power lines in that area are quite aggressive

Seems like a lot of space for a YETI store

As they should

Sonic Automotive has an urban Audi in downtown Houston. I'm sure it will be similar.

Not to mention completely destroying Cumberland Park

They seem to be moving to Bridgestone's former office building near the airport.

It will offer a nice transition into the Trolley Barns, but I 100% agree that the lack of street activation is a shame.

Studios start at $4,300. I'm guessing it will mostly be used for short-term rentals.

The article mentions them seeking 100k sqft. 20k less than their current lease.

An express route from the airport would not be supported by the citizens of Nashville if there are no stops in between.