1217 MAIN STREET
Bringing together a successful multi unit operator and a non-performing building in Downtown Dallas with untapped potential, the firm successfully assisted in creating a successful multi-story, multi-concept entertainment destination. This transaction relied on Beckley Morris selecting a local group with the vision to understand the potential of the location and the property, as well as working with the landlord to secure terms that recognized the investment and risks inherent in this type of repositioning.
vman wrote:I noticed this last week. Any news on what's coming here?
joshua.dodd wrote:
joshua.dodd wrote:
willyk wrote:joshua.dodd wrote:
We've seen lots of renderings, but I don't recall this one. Do we know if it is for real and what is the source?
ArtVandelay wrote:1217 main_night rendering.jpg
1217 MAIN ADDITIONS & RENOVATIONS
Description. This soon-to-be jewel in downtown Dallas includes renovations and additions to an existing 4-story + basement building. The new program for the building consists of meat processing and a bakery at the basement level, a ground-floor restaurant, and office space above the ground floor. We were able to determine that with moderate reinforcement, the existing structure could support a vertical addition of an office level at the existing roof level, gaining valuable leasable area for the Owner. Additional design challenges include structural support of new roof-top mechanical equipment and new façade materials.
Location: Dallas, Texas
Building Size: 6 story, 28,400 sf
Architect: 5G Studio Collaborative
Services Provided: Structural evaluation of existing building, Structural engineering
cowboyeagle05 wrote:That rendering certainly doesn't sell me but Tim Headington usually doesn't skimp on finishes so I am anxious to see what the final product actually looks like.
Tivo_Kenevil wrote:cowboyeagle05 wrote:That rendering certainly doesn't sell me but Tim Headington usually doesn't skimp on finishes so I am anxious to see what the final product actually looks like.
I saw one block of checkerd blue and white tone tiles on the exterior today. Not sure if that blue translucent rendering is the real Tex Mex enchilada.
Tivo_Kenevil wrote:Still don't know about that color. The translucent blue will look eye catching at night
eburress wrote:Tivo_Kenevil wrote:Still don't know about that color. The translucent blue will look eye catching at night
That's not the finished state, is it? I thought they were going to tile over that blue stuff.
Tivo_Kenevil wrote:eburress wrote:Tivo_Kenevil wrote:Still don't know about that color. The translucent blue will look eye catching at night
That's not the finished state, is it? I thought they were going to tile over that blue stuff.
It appears so. It fits the rendering posted above.
However, some color is desperately need in that corner too much tan concrete.
Jay9398 wrote:Tivo_Kenevil wrote:eburress wrote:
That's not the finished state, is it? I thought they were going to tile over that blue stuff.
It appears so. It fits the rendering posted above.
However, some color is desperately need in that corner too much tan concrete.
The picture below is from yesterday afternoon. If you look at the side facing Field Street, they have started to install the metal lattice work that supports the tile installed on the rest of the building. It looks to me like they are planning to tile every part of the building that isn't glass.
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