Project Thread/New Construction/Photo du jour/Const. CAMs

[titanhog]

Little snow on the 505

 

[chris holman]

Nice that looks like Chicago 

[chris holman]

[titanhog]

^^Wow Chris!  You've outdone yourself.  Those are amazing.

[chris holman]

Nashville is getting a Big City vibe about itself ! 

[BnaBreaker]

3 hours ago, chris holman said:

Nice that looks like Chicago 

Not sure I'm seeing it... 

[chris holman]

6 hours ago, BnaBreaker said:

Not sure I'm seeing it... 

One of those at first glance looks I was like wow our skyline is dense at 505 makes it look Alot better 

[markhollin]

Downtown from Jo Johnston Ave. and 14th Ave North at NE corner of John Henry Hale Homes:



 

[Flatrock]

Had a biz thing at City Winery this afternoon -  left a little early  and ambled through town. May of even had a beer somewhere....

[markhollin]

Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge crossing over Riverfront Park and 1st Avenue South on west shore of Cumberland (Nelsonwerks):

[smeagolsfree]

This is a shot from last weeks storms that is making its rounds on the web.

 

[CenterHill]

wow.  

[Nashtitans]

WOW.

Edited March 13, 2017 by Nashtitans

[BnaBreaker]

That might be the greatest picture of Nashville I have ever seen.   

[Andrew_3289]

Quick cell phone pic from my parking garage on Park Ave. 

 

[bhibbs]

2 minutes ago, BnaBreaker said:

That might be the greatest picture of Nashville I have ever seen.   

if only the tree werent right there, I would somewhat agree

[MLBrumby]

10 minutes ago, Andrew_3289 said:

Quick cell phone pic from my parking garage on Park Ave. 

 

Soon, even that gap between Pinnacle and ATT will be filled in nicely with from r-l... Emery Office; Emery Residential; Hyatt Regency; Endeavor

[titanhog]

[chris holman]

In the pic above I really notice sleek Bridgestone America tower is even though it's a box this a tower that you would rather have or see built it takes less land space I believe less land than 222 on 1st ave

The garage is built into the tower and it's a seamless design

Architects should use more of this concept 

[titanhog]

16 minutes ago, chris holman said:

In the pic above I really notice sleek Bridgestone America tower is even though it's a box this a tower that you would rather have or see built it takes less land space I believe less land than 222 on 1st ave

The garage is built into the tower and it's a seamless design

Architects should use more of this concept 

I agree.  Even 222 would be 10X better if they would just go ahead and cover the garage with glass instead of whatever it is they're covering it with.

[TNinVB]

I keep seeing this picture but for some reason it seems off. I know it's on 1-40 right before the I-440 split coming from the west. I don't remember the skyline being that prevalent from that vantage point. I can remember it being more off in the distance when you enter I-440 and look to your left. Is this just a camera trick??

[titanhog]

^^Part of it is probably angle and elevation.

[VSRJ]

SoBro, so dense.

[rookzie]

1 hour ago, TNinVB said:

I keep seeing this picture but for some reason it seems off. I know it's on 1-40 right before the I-440 split coming from the west. I don't remember the skyline being that prevalent from that vantage point. I can remember it being more off in the distance when you enter I-440 and look to your left. Is this just a camera trick??

Triangulation and a deep telephoto zoom suggests that this vantage point was somewhere off a hill or knob near White Bridge Rd and south of Charlotte Ave ─ most likely West of White Bridge, possibly even at that elevated paved plaza, which served the former Kroger and just west of the current Kroger, between Oceala Ave. and Lellyett St.   You can observe the eastbound on-ramp at the 46th Ave. I-40 interchange on the right, with the divergence of the westbound flyover to Briley Pkwy shown beginning its ascent at the extreme left, but the extreme zoom magnifies the CBD, which actually can be noticed on approach near the I-40 spaghetti interchange at White Bridge and Briley

[jmtunafish]

2 hours ago, TNinVB said:

I keep seeing this picture but for some reason it seems off. I know it's on 1-40 right before the I-440 split coming from the west. I don't remember the skyline being that prevalent from that vantage point. I can remember it being more off in the distance when you enter I-440 and look to your left. Is this just a camera trick??

Camera trickery or not, I love this picture.  It reminds me of what the skyline looks like when approaching from the south on I-65.  There's that one moment when the skyline just looms ahead from out of nowhere and seems larger than life, especially the Batman building.  I tried to find it using Google Streetview, but of course it's not the same as it is live and in person.