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A
new office/warehouse complex.
Sited on 36 acres, the last large tract of industrial
land available on Elm Hill Pike, this new LEED-designed
office/warehouse
development meets the demand for businesses requiring
10,000 to 100,000 square feet close to Nashville’s
urban core.
Leasing activity on Phase
One has been very strong
and ground was broken for Phase Two in early 2011.
90,000 square feet
(Phase One, complete)
135,000 square feet
(Phase Two, under construction)
First phase completed
in 2009
Tenants: Holladay Properties, Lennox Hearth Products,
Classic Party Rentals and DHL Shipping. |
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Plastic
injection-molding factory converted to a
climate-controlled warehouse.
Vacant for several years before its conversion, this building
was full of extraneous piping and non-structural steel
from its previous use.
The space was opened up, a new office area was added and
improvements were made to upgrade the space to food storage
standards. The loading area was significantly expanded
by adding 10 more loading docks and removing a 12,000-square-foot
building to create better circulation and shipping access.
170,000 square feet
Completed 2008
Tenants: Standard Candy
(makers of Goo Goo Clusters) and PackRat |
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Credit
card manufacturing plant converted into an office building
for North American Administrators.
The manufacturing space
was gutted, windows were added, and the building exterior
was updated. About 30 percent of the interior space
was built out into private offices, leaving 70 percent
open space for cubicles.
18,000
square feet
Completed in 2007
Owner: North American
Administrators |
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Former
meat-packing plant converted to a workshop for Gibson
Custom Guitars.
This building was thoroughly cleaned and refitted to make
it a division headquarters and manufacturing plant for
creating one-of-a-kind musical instruments. In addition
to installing humidity controls and a new roof, executive
offices were created and the shipping area was refitted
with updated docks. Gibson not only builds customer guitars
here— it also invites musicians here from throughout
the world for an annual musical showcase.
42,000 square feet
Completed in 2006
Tenant: Gibson Guitar Company |
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