I was browsing recent CWE listings when this caught my eye. You can see how CityWalk will loom pretty large along the Euclid corridor:![]()
They're doing some really nice detailing on the first two floors; and personally, I like the clock tower.
Joe @JoeRoddy · Jun 4
Toured whole foods space with developer bruce mills. Good news great space bad news wf opening push back to 4/1
Toured whole foods space with developer bruce mills. Good news great space bad news wf opening push back to 4/1
Straub's is very creatively managing to stay open for business while they renovate their space. The new floors are wood laminate, lighting has improved, the ceilings seem higher.
With Whole Foods opening later, Straub's will get a chance to actually make an impression with their new digs.
With Whole Foods opening later, Straub's will get a chance to actually make an impression with their new digs.
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^ Not an update per se other than it is really coming along. But Whole Foods won't be open until April as quincunx posted above.
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The clock is up and lit, although I can't say whether it's running or not. However, it wasn't displaying the correct time Sunday night.
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^ I think that "leap second" we had the other day threw it off.
By the way, is the North wall going to be brick, or just covered with stucco or something?
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I hate the clock tower. But I will say that this building is looking better than I thought it would.
The ever-popular and surprisingly polarizing clock tower debate lives on!!
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So maybe stucco or just paint?
My guess is it will look like this beige sliver of the wall:framer wrote:By the way, is the North wall going to be brick, or just covered with stucco or something?
So maybe stucco or just paint?This shot really shows the project's huge scale. 2x the size of Park East Tower! Thanks for posting these.quincunx wrote:![]()
^It's turning out really well. Looks like a high-quality project.
I understand people being disappointed by its conservative nature and the lack of modern projects we have in the city. I went on skyscrapercity (or page, I get them confused) last night for the first time in a long while and started looking around. I know Nashville is a city that people here bash on a lot (personally, I love Nashville, but I understand where they're coming from), but I was amazed at the number of projects that city has right now. I lost count of how many 25-story+ towers are either under construction or planned. However, mixed in were plenty of projects like this one - more conservative in nature yet high in quality. So the point is, I think we do need more modern inspired projects in the city, but its tough for me to criticize a developer for building a high-quality project just because they use a lot of brick. This will become a huge asset to the CWE.
I understand people being disappointed by its conservative nature and the lack of modern projects we have in the city. I went on skyscrapercity (or page, I get them confused) last night for the first time in a long while and started looking around. I know Nashville is a city that people here bash on a lot (personally, I love Nashville, but I understand where they're coming from), but I was amazed at the number of projects that city has right now. I lost count of how many 25-story+ towers are either under construction or planned. However, mixed in were plenty of projects like this one - more conservative in nature yet high in quality. So the point is, I think we do need more modern inspired projects in the city, but its tough for me to criticize a developer for building a high-quality project just because they use a lot of brick. This will become a huge asset to the CWE.
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^ here is an overview from last November of under construction and planned projects in Nashville on the skyscaper page:
http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/showpos ... ostcount=1
http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/showpos ... ostcount=1
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^ That's a pretty cool story.... I'm glad they persevered and finally able to get a good project built. And who knows, maybe Stan will decide to build a new Rams stadium on his own dime and call it Enos Field!
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^ Ha! Maybe he can name the surrounding Rams Park Village the Paige. Enos Field @ The Paige!
Building's really looking good. Thanks for the last update Goat. Does anyone know if there will be an entrance to the Whole Foods on Euclid? It be nice if there was, but it's looking like most if not all of the Euclid frontage will be frontage. Is it possible the first entrance is about five windows East on W. Pine?
