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Our seismic requirements aren't particularly high AFAIK, so wind—rather than seismic—is typically the controlling factor in Nashville. It will be interesting to hear what happened here.

Big news: The stadium shall be known as GEODIS Park. From The Tennessean: "The 30,000-seat, $335 million stadium is now GEODIS Park. Nashville is scheduled to announce Thursday a "long-term" stadium naming rights partnership with GEODIS, a French-owned logistics and supply chain company with North American headquarters in Brentwood. Neither Nashville SC nor GEODIS disclosed the deal's financial details. Excel Sports Management’s Properties division negotiated the deal between GEODIS' project team and Nashville SC, led by chief revenue officer Will Alexander. GEODIS will receive signage placement at the main entrance (northeast end), on the stadium's 360-degree canopy roof, interior and exterior locations. Among them, the WeHo Premier Club premium seating area will include the GEODIS brand in its name."

Harlowe was evacuated due to concrete cracks in the garage. Via NewsChannel 5: An apartment building in the Gulch has been evacuated after cracks and damaged concrete was found in the parking garage. Representatives of Harlowe Apartments say the damage occurred due to recent construction at a work site adjacent to the building. The building has been evacuated while engineers assess the condition of the structure and access to the parking garage has been closed.

Thanks, Mark. I've been lurking around here for a while and really appreciate the work that you and the other regulars put into this site.

Sterling at Nashville West construction update, looking northeast from Charlotte Pike. 5 buildings; 289 units (via Nashville Post).