Under Endeavor's plans, the office building is expected to rise 21 stories on the west side of the three acres along Demonbreun Street and 13th Avenue South. In exchange, the developer is offering a public open space "plaza" that will feature public art, outdoor seating and trees, and is committing to meet or exceed sidewalk design standards.Ī conceptual massing showing the three towers planned at 12th and Demonbreun including Deja Vu's former home.
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On Tuesday, Endeavor will go before the Metro Development and Housing Agency's design review committee seeking to extend to a greater portion of the site the maximum height of 28 stories allowable under the Downtown Code at the key intersection of 12th and Demonbreun. That's the same developer behind the Whole Foods-anchored residential project for which construction will start next month on the former Nelson Mazda dealership site at Broadway and 12th Avenue North.
Jul 26, 2017, 5:35pm CDT Getahn Ward TennesseanĪ three-tower project with residential, hotel and office uses is being designed for 3 acres on Demonbreun Street, including where strip club Deja Vu will close its doors this weekend.Īustin, Texas-based Endeavor Real Estate Group has a contract to buy the block between 12th and 13th avenues south and Demonbreun and McGavock streets for the project.
Massive three-tower project planned at Deja Vu's 12th and Demonbreun site Downtown's Whole Foods-anchored project developer Endeavor seeks to build up to 28 stories office, hotel and residential towers on three-acre site, which it has under contract.
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