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Florida, Georgia and Tennessee see activity. “Skyline-Defining” Project Rising in Nashville Nashville, Tennessee, is poised to get another “skyline-defining” project, consisting of a 40-story and slightly shorter tower at 151 First Avenue in the South of Broadway neighborhood, designed by Chicago-based Solomon Cordwell Buenz (ELEVATOR WORLD, June 2016), the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban…
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Condo Tower Tops Out at 27 Stories The 27-story Windrose Tower by Windrose Partners LP (ELEVATOR WORLD, October 2017), part of the Legacy West development in Plano, part of the Dallas metropolitan area, has topped out, localproflle reported. In March, 65% of the tower’s 99 residences, including its top-floor penthouse, had been sold. The first…
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Formerly executive vice president and chief operating officer of ELEVATOR WORLD, T. Bruce MacKinnon has been named president of the magazine and publishing company, Elevator World, Inc. He takes great pride in continuing the vision of his grandfather, Elevator World founder William C. Sturgeon, who saw ELEVATOR WORLD as the nucleus and main communicator for…
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Solitair Opens in Miami’s Brickell Neighborhood Solitair, a 50-story, 438-unit luxury apartment tower in Miami’s Brickell neighborhood, is open and ready for move-in, Curbed Miami reported in August. The tower, developed by ZOM Living and designed by international architectural firm Stantec, features an angular, basket-weave façade inspired by the trunk of a Medjool date palm…
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Elevator U has issued a call for papers to be presented at its upcoming annual conference, which will be on June 18-21 at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa. Those wishing to propose a topic for presentation should go to elevatoru.org/eu-call-for-paperspresentations. Proposals should not be sales pitches, but should include at least three specific learning…
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