Element Music Row | 19 stories, 431 Units | Musica Roundabout

[UTgrad09]

^^That's one massive structure.

 

Looks like about 3-4 more floors to go?

 

5, if I'm counting correctly.

[Paramount747]

I still have no idea how many floors this thing supposed to have . I have heard everything from 16-22. What is it?

[chris holman]

I thought it was 18

[CenterHill]

I thought it was 18

 

Is that count on the end that faces the roundabout?      With the elevation change, the side of Element that abuts 1505 is 1 or 2 stories "taller". 

[dmillsphoto]

17 up front, 18 in the back down grade.

[CenterHill]

17 up front, 18 in the back down grade.

 

Thanks.   I like the way Element suddenly comes into view now as you're coming from the south on 12th.     About where you crest the hill approaching Wedgewood, you catch a glimpse of Element rising above the treetops.      

 

Add Virgin and Skyhouse to that same view in a few years.  

[volsfanwill]

Today while I was at the convention, the shorter of the two cranes grew a section taller.

[RonCamp]

Construction worker told me yesterday that they have five more floors to go.  This thing is going to be huge!

[Bezoar]

Construction worker told me yesterday that they have five more floors to go.  This thing is going to be huge!

It already looms large on that hill.  It'll be nice to get the bike lane back when this is done.  

[smeagolsfree]

I think they are currently on 16 of 19. That will be the height per the developers which were contacted recently.

[rookzie]

Posted 11 April 2014 - 12:47 AM

BnaBreaker, on 10 Apr 2014 - 9:55 PM, said:

I'm sorry if I sound in any way pompous here, but the truth is, if Nashvillians (generally speaking) ever want their city to become the truly vibrant, urban, walkable, multi-functional city that it very much has the potential to be, then they are going to have to get over this obsession with always parking DIRECTLY NEXT to their destination absolutely all of the time.

 

 

Give us some damn, decent, and useable mass transit!

 

I  know that this is in response to a year-old post, but I have to say that it's good to see timmay143 break bad once in a while.  Not just "some decent-" but "some damn decent" mass transit.  I guess that does show a bit of emphasis along with a hint of disgust and frustration, that perhaps many of us share, as a common refrain to the song.

 Thanx, timmay

-==-

Edited April 24, 2015 by rookzie

[CenterHill]

I think they are currently on 16 of 19. That will be the height per the developers which were contacted recently.

I counted 14 floors today on the roundabout side. 5 more would be exactly right if 19 is the target.

[smeagolsfree]

If you go to the Demonbreun side and count up from the lowest level you will get another count.

[satalac]

If you go to the Demonbreun side and count up from the lowest level you will get another count.

Especially after leaving the bars.

[smeagolsfree]

In that case, it's a different count everytime you look. With that being said you might count 35 or so.LOL

[UTgrad09]

In that case, it's a different count everytime you look. With that being said you might count 35 or so.LOL

Wait wait wait....we were *hiccup* counting the windows UP the building? I was counting them sideways.

[Paramount747]

I only get out to the country a once a month or so, so this is impressive every time I drive by.

[Paramount747]

This should be changed to Top Out now.

[Paramount747]

Topped out!!!

[titanhog]

Rent for the penthouse suites could go higher than $10,000 a month! 

http://www.bizjournals.com/nashville/blog/2015/11/whoa-howmuch-for-that-nashville-penthouse-tower.html

[Pyramid Scheme]

Rent for the penthouse suites could go higher than $10,000 a month! 

http://www.bizjournals.com/nashville/blog/2015/11/whoa-howmuch-for-that-nashville-penthouse-tower.html

That's absurd. Who makes that kind of money? I wonder who they expect to sell that to. Or, I'm so poor that I can't even imagine that kind of money.

[Titans10]

Wow!!

[BnaBreaker]

That's absurd. Who makes that kind of money? I wonder who they expect to sell that to. Or, I'm so poor that I can't even imagine that kind of money.

Who makes that kind of money...and would also want to live there??!  I mean it's a great development for the city, don't get me wrong, but if I'm making that sort of money I'm living in a beach-side mansion in St. Tropez, not in Midtown Nashville, TN.  haha

[Nathan_in_DC]

Who makes that kind of money...and would also want to live there??!  I mean it's a great development for the city, don't get me wrong, but if I'm making that sort of money I'm living in a beach-side mansion in St. Tropez, not in Midtown Nashville, TN.  haha

That's kind of my thought. If you can afford those rents, you're not looking to live in that apartment.

[titanhog]

That's kind of my thought. If you can afford those rents, you're not looking to live in that apartment.

And I'm probably not renting.  I'm buying at that cost.