Return of Main @ Jefferson
I went to the Lowenstein Building opening on Wednesday and was happy to see this great project completed.
Also cool to see its across the street neighbor, the Courtyard Marriott ascending at Main @ Jefferson. This is the visualization.
And this is the actualization, still in progress.
Hugely exciting to see the rebuilding of that corner.
I hope the local buildings can collaboratively use the new space and energy on the street.
By the way and along the way, this is what happens when you treat the street as incidental:
Also cool to see its across the street neighbor, the Courtyard Marriott ascending at Main @ Jefferson. This is the visualization.
And this is the actualization, still in progress.
Hugely exciting to see the rebuilding of that corner.
I hope the local buildings can collaboratively use the new space and energy on the street.
By the way and along the way, this is what happens when you treat the street as incidental:
Don't waste the opportunity!
Labels: architecture, development, downtown, historic preservation, Lincoln-American Tower, Main Street, Memphis, redevelopment, urban planning
posted by gatesofmemphis at 7:50 AM
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