Here is Tony's 41 story Sheet Music proposal. Boy what a beauty!!!
Exclusive: First glimpse of Tony Giarratana's Sheet Music tower
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Giarratana wooing global company to anchor 41-story downtown high-rise
http://www.bizjournals.com/nashville...l-company.html
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Exclusive: First glimpse of Tony Giarratana's Sheet Music tower
http://www.bizjournals.com/nashville...arratanas.html
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Last week we told you about Sheet Music, the 41-story mixed-use tower that developer Tony Giarratana is planning in SoBro. Today we bring you a rendering of the project, designed by Perkins+Will, which also designed the world's most expensive home. Sheet Music is slated for the southeast corner of Fourth Avenue and Demonbreun Street, next to the Encore condominium tower. The curvilinear project's current design consists of three main layers: parking, office space and 15 stories of residential or hotel rooms on top. Giarratana said he is in talks with an international company for a headquarters that would anchor the high-rise. |
Giarratana wooing global company to anchor 41-story downtown high-rise
http://www.bizjournals.com/nashville...l-company.html
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Developer Tony Giarratana says he is in talks with an international company for a headquarters that would anchor a 41-story high-rise in the SoBro area of downtown Nashville. Giarratana gave the Nashville Business Journal a first glimpse at the mixed-use project, code-named "Sheet Music," which is slated for the southeast corner of Fourth Avenue and Demonbreun Street, next to the Encore condominium tower. On the other side of the Encore, Giarratana plans to break ground on a luxury apartment high-rise by the end of the year. |
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Giarratana unveiled plans two years ago to develop a four-star hotel on the Sheet Music site. Now he's aiming higher. The curvilinear project's current design consists of three main layers: parking, office space and 15 stories of residential or hotel rooms on top. Global architecture firm Perkins+Will designed the project. "There isn't anything like this in the city," Giarratana said. "The idea on the office is not to build a spec office but rather to build a corporate headquarters with just the amount of space the company wants, plus its growth and expansion," Giarratana said. Giarratana wouldn't reveal any details about the company he is speaking with, except that it needs 200,000 square feet plus 50,000 square feet for growth. |