ONE22ONE, 25 stories, 356', 357,000 sq. ft. office space, 6,700 q. ft. ground floor retail

[markhollin]

Framing underway for 2nd level of underground garage.

Looking west from McDonald's parking lot, 1/2 block east of 12th Ave. South near Broadway:

Looking south from McDonald's parking lot, 1/2 block east of 12th Ave. South near Broadway:

[chris holman]

https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/1221-Broadway-Nashville-TN/15617830/

Cool video on the building 

Edited September 1, 2020 by chris holman

[titanhog]

3 hours ago, chris holman said:

https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/1221-Broadway-Nashville-TN/15617830/

Cool video on the building 

That's a great tool.  One of the best videos like that I've seen.

[Bos2Nash]

20 hours ago, chris holman said:

https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/1221-Broadway-Nashville-TN/15617830/

Cool video on the building 

Great tool and well done. I get a kick out of the video game people from the Lumion rendering software lol.

Still am worried about the fact they are showing a left hand turn on to Broadway...

[nashvylle]

This tower is going to be a game changer at this stretch.

 

[Sean blackdog]

Update. Oxblue Cam. is down. 
https://app.oxblue.com/open/brasfieldgorrie/one22one

 

[titanhog]

3 hours ago, Sean blackdog said:

Update. Oxblue Cam. is down. 
https://app.oxblue.com/open/brasfieldgorrie/one22one

 

 

Yeah...it's been down for a couple of weeks.  Not sure why.

[OnePointEast]

I find it odd that every video or rendering I see, the Endeavor and One22one are of equal height. Isn't there a 60' between the two buildings?

[rolly]

Thanks for the marketing video link.  Despite the great Interstate access, they led with 'excellent location for walking to restaurants'. Pretty cool.

 

[Auntie Yock]

Just imagine if that were twice as high. Why are so many of these developers/companies scared to go above 30 stories? It ought to be 50.

[Armacing]

3 hours ago, Auntie Yock said:

Just imagine if that were twice as high. Why are so many of these developers/companies scared to go above 30 stories? It ought to be 50.

Nashville is destined to have a skyline that looks like Sao Paulo.

[FranklinTn]

1 hour ago, Armacing said:

Nashville is destined to have a skyline that looks like Sao Paulo.

Please...just one 700 footer. That’s all I ask for now 

[smeagolsfree]

We have been throught is before. We have tons of available space to build on so there is still little need to go tall. The cost of go over a certain floor count and height increases cost by a lot not to mention insurance on the property. We have had lots of developer's that are high on Nashville but sill play the conservative card. 

Again look at all of the available land not necessarily in the core but within a quarter to a half mile of the core and there are acres upon acres of buildable locations. If a developer has the option of building 50 stories on a property in the core that is going to cost him twice as much to build on as a property a half mile away where it is only half the height because he has a bigger space, then where do you think he will build.

The only thing that may give us a tall building over 700 feet will be a resisdential building, but we have had several of those proposed and those seem to be very difficult to get out of the ground.

The other thing that hurts is all of these multi acre projects that are proposed. The more of those you have the less likely you are to have one building that is going to stand out because of all the competition.

I remember doing a count of available buildable land within a mile of the core a couple of years ago and I was way over 500 acres of parcels and land. Remember the east bank!!! Lots of land and the DT code was extended to River North meaning up to 30 stories and that is 110 acres in itself.

The last point is the only places you can have unlimited height are the CBD and a few places in SoBro if that. You have to get the Planning dept to change the code and there are very few buildable locations in the CBD. The bonus height program IMO is a joke and there is no need to make a developer jump through all of those extra hoops. If it had not been for Metro Planning we would probably already have had a new tallest, but that has never been a priority for Planning or the Metro Council to have a new talllest for the City of Nashville. Frankly I dont think they care.

Up until recently the Planning Dept head wanted everything stair stepped from the river or you would not have see the 4 Seasons built at that location. They had to pull teeth to get the Encore built and I think they had to cut floors from it.

[Sean blackdog]

Update. Oxblue camera is back. 

Edited September 3, 2020 by Sean blackdog

[FranklinTn]

1 hour ago, smeagolsfree said:

We have been throught is before. We have tons of available space to build on so there is still little need to go tall. The cost of go over a certain floor count and height increases cost by a lot not to mention insurance on the property. We have had lots of developer's that are high on Nashville but sill play the conservative card. 

Again look at all of the available land not necessarily in the core but within a quarter to a half mile of the core and there are acres upon acres of buildable locations. If a developer has the option of building 50 stories on a property in the core that is going to cost him twice as much to build on as a property a half mile away where it is only half the height because he has a bigger space, then where do you think he will build.

The only thing that may give us a tall building over 700 feet will be a resisdential building, but we have had several of those proposed and those seem to be very difficult to get out of the ground.

The other thing that hurts is all of these multi acre projects that are proposed. The more of those you have the less likely you are to have one building that is going to stand out because of all the competition.

I remember doing a count of available buildable land within a mile of the core a couple of years ago and I was way over 500 acres of parcels and land. Remember the east bank!!! Lots of land and the DT code was extended to River North meaning up to 30 stories and that is 110 acres in itself.

The last point is the only places you can have unlimited height are the CBD and a few places in SoBro if that. You have to get the Planning dept to change the code and there are very few buildable locations in the CBD. The bonus height program IMO is a joke and there is no need to make a developer jump through all of those extra hoops. If it had not been for Metro Planning we would probably already have had a new tallest, but that has never been a priority for Planning or the Metro Council to have a new talllest for the City of Nashville. Frankly I dont think they care.

Up until recently the Planning Dept head wanted everything stair stepped from the river or you would not have see the 4 Seasons built at that location. They had to pull teeth to get the Encore built and I think they had to cut floors from it.

Thanks for the insight. I agree that there is plenty of open space to build a big boy one day. It’s also not so bad that if we do start getting them, all the other infill is practically done. I’m just impatient is all. Nashville still looks great either way.

[Auntie Yock]

7 hours ago, Armacing said:

Nashville is destined to have a skyline that looks like Sao Paulo.

I was thinking Vancouver, B.C. Flat and monotonous. Could be worse, could be San Jose, which looks like a bunch of midget suburban office parks.

[nashvylle]

Batman building gives us some variety in the skyline. If we can get one spire, our downtown will be very nice. 

[titanhog]

2 hours ago, nashvylle said:

Batman building gives us some variety in the skyline. If we can get one spire, our downtown will be very nice. 

We need Tony to dust off that Siggy design.

[markhollin]

Screen grabs taken from new promotional vide:
 

[markhollin]

2nd level of underground garage halfway complete.

Looking west from McDonald's parking lot, 1/2 block east of 12th Ave. South near Broadway:

Looking SW from McDonald's parking lot, 1/2 block east of 12th Ave. South near Broadway:

[Native]

Major concrete pour on a Saturday morning.  Credit to OxBlue.

[markhollin]

2nd level of underground garage nearly done.  Central core shaft height nearing street level.

Looking north from alley between Broadway and McGavock St., 1/2 block east of 13th Ave. South:

Looking NW from alley between Broadway and McGavock St., 1/2 block east of 13th Ave. South:

[titanhog]

On 9/12/2020 at 7:47 AM, Native said:

Major concrete pour on a Saturday morning.  Credit to OxBlue.

So what's up with the piece of land next to One22One?  Is there a potential development going there?  Did GBT buy that land?

[MLBrumby]

That's where a 14-story hotel was proposed. I believe it's still owned by the investors who made that proposal several (5?) years ago. A historic house once sat there but burned to a total loss. That whole stretch of blocks is already unrecognizable from just a few years ago. 

[Sean blackdog]

Today this evening.