The master plan for MidCity re-imagines a prominent, though underutilized, 8-acre site in Nashville. The plan envisions 2.5 million SF of mixed-use development, including retail, hotel, multi-family residential, and office uses spread over seven high-rise buildings. Adjacent to the famed Music Row, the plan extends the music-oriented placemaking and prioritizes the pedestrian experience with a diverse range of retail, activating the streetscape.
The site plan integrates the buildings into a carefully crafted landscape plan, balancing generous open spaces and pedestrian network with a sense of discovery and placemaking. The network of pathways and streets across the site integrate with the existing city fabric and anticipate future development on adjacent sites while mitigating a steep grade change of 60 feet across the length of the site. The building forms and open spaces create a compelling skyline that maximizes daylight penetration into the site and optimizes views to and from the buildings. LEED ND certification is anticipated.
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City-Making Approach Building from What We Can’t See -
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