Vanderbilt's Innovation Neighborhood Unveiled
Vanderbilt proposes a 6.1M sq ft mixed-use development in Nashville.
Innovation Neighborhood, a mixed-use development, is proposed for the area bounded by West End Avenue, Natchez Trace, 31st Avenue South, and Vanderbilt Place in Nashville. Encompassing 6,100,000 square feet, it involves architecture by Bjarke Ingels Group, Field Operations, and Hastings Architecture.
Features include green spaces, a 1.2-acre public square called The Square, a meander path, pedestrian and bike infrastructure, ground-level retail and restaurants, diverse housing, and innovation spaces.
No specific transit details are available, but the location offers proximity to major Nashville thoroughfares.
- Address
- Properties from corner of 30th Avenue South & West End Avenue, Nashville, TN
- Units
- 1,272
- Floors
- 35
- Height
- 475 ft
- Sq ft
- 6,100,000
- Completion
- 2056
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