1020 Spring Street | 30, 25 & 12 Floors

[DependentSquirrel2]

Anyone have any insight with Portman/JE Dunn on why the office tower seems to be progressing slow? I believe they had issues with concrete slab(s) a month or two ago but it seems to have not progressed much farther.

[GTdan]

Originally Posted by DependentSquirrel2

Anyone have any insight with Portman/JE Dunn on why the office tower seems to be progressing slow? I believe they had issues with concrete slab(s) a month or two ago but it seems to have not progressed much farther.

Parking structures can be complex. I see this site every work day and it seems to be progressing at a normal rate. The initial foundation for parking took some time, but they are now working on the second level of parking. Will probably be 2-3 weeks for each level of parking and then 1-2 weeks for each of the office space floors.

[ATL Champion]

The office tower has now reached street level ; 4 stories of parking below grade with 8 more above grade levels of parking to come

[jayden]

13 levels of parking? I don't even think Midtown Union's office tower has that much. SMH

[smArTaLlone]

https://www.instagram.com/p/Codwi57u8Bk/

[jayden]

This is going to look massive from the interstate.

[Martinman]

The best thing about this project is that it will overshadow the hideous hotel.

[jayden]

https://atlanta.urbanize.city/post/p...istoric-chapel


I'm confused. Will it be 25 or 30 stories? Seems like from the article the author now saying 30 stories is getting information directly from Portman.

[Olorin]

Originally Posted by Martinman

The best thing about this project is that it will overshadow the hideous hotel.

Amen - that thing is an atrocity

[smArTaLlone]

Sora, the luxury residential tower within the Spring Quarter mixed-use development in Midtown, has officially topped out.

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/portm...member_desktop

[bigstick]

Wish it would have gone at least ten more ...

[BlueSangha]

Portman missed an opportunity to do something much more interesting here. Instead we have a value engineered stump, which from 10th st looks like’s actually connected to the hotel. What a tragedy.

[PhunkyPho]

Maybe "tragedy" is a bit much.

[trainiac]

Originally Posted by PhunkyPho

Maybe "tragedy" is a bit much.

The fact that they saved the Shutze building is good enough for me. One less blank spot adjacent to 10th Street is even better

[bigstick]

Originally Posted by BlueSangha

Portman missed an opportunity to do something much more interesting here. Instead we have a value engineered stump, which from 10th st looks like’s actually connected to the hotel. What a tragedy.

Agree

[Olorin]

Originally Posted by PhunkyPho

Maybe "tragedy" is a bit much.

LOL exactly

People need to calm down - you aren't going to get a masterpiece every time a new building goes up and the important part is it's another parking lot that's biting the dust hopefully downtown is next

I mean I would be genuinely worried if that 700 footer gets value engineered because there are people on this page that can't handle that mentally

[Libertarian]

Elitism is not what the market needs here. It's better than Buford Highway.
I'm in a May 1st mood - International Day of Labor

[jayden]

This project is great for the area and paired with Toll Bros will make it one of the densest areas in Midtown. Ya'll complain about everything.

[jpk1292000]

Originally Posted by jayden

This project is great for the area and paired with Toll Bros will make it one of the densest areas in Midtown. Ya'll complain about everything.

No doubt.

[NYbyWAYofGA]

Originally Posted by jayden

This project is great for the area and paired with Toll Bros will make it one of the densest areas in Midtown. Ya'll complain about everything.

Rt? Plus, it's not even finished yet.