Comments on: Signature Tower An Epic Fail: Maybe Next Year, Georgia http://nashvillest.com/2008/05/21/signature-tower-an-epic-fail-maybe-next-year-georgia/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=signature-tower-an-epic-fail-maybe-next-year-georgia All you ever wanted to know about the Music City. Mon, 21 May 2012 21:36:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Grant Hammond http://nashvillest.com/2008/05/21/signature-tower-an-epic-fail-maybe-next-year-georgia/comment-page-1/#comment-12106 Grant Hammond Sat, 10 Jul 2010 14:26:04 +0000 http://nashvillest.com/?p=132#comment-12106 The West End Summit is an 'epic fail', not sure Signature Tower warrants that title. The West End Summit is an 'epic fail', not sure Signature Tower warrants that title.

]]> By: Chris http://nashvillest.com/2008/05/21/signature-tower-an-epic-fail-maybe-next-year-georgia/comment-page-1/#comment-447 Chris Tue, 10 Jun 2008 15:25:28 +0000 http://nashvillest.com/?p=132#comment-447 I think its a bit of over opulence. I notice they took down the signs at 5th and church. Part of me laughs at it cause the package they tried to sell to the yuppies - just wasnt enough. I would have hoped they would have used the space for better use than rich Fat hogs soaking in a jacuzzi. (Like something that actually contributes to the economy - like a corporation or business) The site posed some interesting challenges and I wish them well. I think its a bit of over opulence. I notice they took down the signs at 5th and church. Part of me laughs at it cause the package they tried to sell to the yuppies – just wasnt enough. I would have hoped they would have used the space for better use than rich Fat hogs soaking in a jacuzzi. (Like something that actually contributes to the economy – like a corporation or business) The site posed some interesting challenges and I wish them well.

]]> By: Chris http://nashvillest.com/2008/05/21/signature-tower-an-epic-fail-maybe-next-year-georgia/comment-page-1/#comment-1659 Chris Tue, 10 Jun 2008 13:25:28 +0000 http://nashvillest.com/?p=132#comment-1659 I think its a bit of over opulence. I notice they took down the signs at 5th and church. Part of me laughs at it cause the package they tried to sell to the yuppies - just wasnt enough. I would have hoped they would have used the space for better use than rich Fat hogs soaking in a jacuzzi. (Like something that actually contributes to the economy - like a corporation or business) The site posed some interesting challenges and I wish them well. I think its a bit of over opulence. I notice they took down the signs at 5th and church. Part of me laughs at it cause the package they tried to sell to the yuppies – just wasnt enough. I would have hoped they would have used the space for better use than rich Fat hogs soaking in a jacuzzi. (Like something that actually contributes to the economy – like a corporation or business) The site posed some interesting challenges and I wish them well.

]]> By: Christy Frink http://nashvillest.com/2008/05/21/signature-tower-an-epic-fail-maybe-next-year-georgia/comment-page-1/#comment-116 Christy Frink Wed, 21 May 2008 17:49:07 +0000 http://nashvillest.com/?p=132#comment-116 Yeah, I'd tend to agree, though according to the article they'd already sold 100 of the condos. But given the state of the economy, I'm thinking that even businesses probably can't afford something like that. From what I hear, the rationale is that they're giving Nashville something to build up to. But, you know, I'm still a fan of the Batman building. Yeah, I’d tend to agree, though according to the article they’d already sold 100 of the condos. But given the state of the economy, I’m thinking that even businesses probably can’t afford something like that. From what I hear, the rationale is that they’re giving Nashville something to build up to.

But, you know, I’m still a fan of the Batman building.

]]> By: Christy Frink http://nashvillest.com/2008/05/21/signature-tower-an-epic-fail-maybe-next-year-georgia/comment-page-1/#comment-13173 Christy Frink Wed, 21 May 2008 17:49:00 +0000 http://nashvillest.com/?p=132#comment-13173 Yeah, I'd tend to agree, though according to the article they'd already sold 100 of the condos. But given the state of the economy, I'm thinking that even businesses probably can't afford something like that. From what I hear, the rationale is that they're giving Nashville something to build up to. But, you know, I'm still a fan of the Batman building. Yeah, I’d tend to agree, though according to the article they’d already sold 100 of the condos. But given the state of the economy, I’m thinking that even businesses probably can’t afford something like that. From what I hear, the rationale is that they’re giving Nashville something to build up to.

But, you know, I’m still a fan of the Batman building.

]]> By: crashmattb http://nashvillest.com/2008/05/21/signature-tower-an-epic-fail-maybe-next-year-georgia/comment-page-1/#comment-115 crashmattb Wed, 21 May 2008 17:33:43 +0000 http://nashvillest.com/?p=132#comment-115 In a way this is a bit sad, but another part of me thinks its best not to build the Signature Tower, at least for now. We're a growing metropolitan city, but with all of the other high rise condos already going up in downtown, is there really a market for this type of upscale living? I think Nashville has many more years of growth in front of it before we start taking big leaps like Atlanta can. Being originally from the Atlanta area, I can definitely say that's not a bad thing. Better transportation and everday living infrastructure such as grocery marts and restaurants are already needed to sustain a true urban life in downtown. In the meantime, the Batman building can breathe a sigh of relief. It will remain the icon of our skyline for at least a while longer. In a way this is a bit sad, but another part of me thinks its best not to build the Signature Tower, at least for now. We’re a growing metropolitan city, but with all of the other high rise condos already going up in downtown, is there really a market for this type of upscale living? I think Nashville has many more years of growth in front of it before we start taking big leaps like Atlanta can. Being originally from the Atlanta area, I can definitely say that’s not a bad thing. Better transportation and everday living infrastructure such as grocery marts and restaurants are already needed to sustain a true urban life in downtown. In the meantime, the Batman building can breathe a sigh of relief. It will remain the icon of our skyline for at least a while longer.

]]> By: crashmattb http://nashvillest.com/2008/05/21/signature-tower-an-epic-fail-maybe-next-year-georgia/comment-page-1/#comment-13172 crashmattb Wed, 21 May 2008 17:33:00 +0000 http://nashvillest.com/?p=132#comment-13172 In a way this is a bit sad, but another part of me thinks its best not to build the Signature Tower, at least for now. We're a growing metropolitan city, but with all of the other high rise condos already going up in downtown, is there really a market for this type of upscale living? I think Nashville has many more years of growth in front of it before we start taking big leaps like Atlanta can. Being originally from the Atlanta area, I can definitely say that's not a bad thing. Better transportation and everday living infrastructure such as grocery marts and restaurants are already needed to sustain a true urban life in downtown. In the meantime, the Batman building can breathe a sigh of relief. It will remain the icon of our skyline for at least a while longer. In a way this is a bit sad, but another part of me thinks its best not to build the Signature Tower, at least for now. We’re a growing metropolitan city, but with all of the other high rise condos already going up in downtown, is there really a market for this type of upscale living? I think Nashville has many more years of growth in front of it before we start taking big leaps like Atlanta can. Being originally from the Atlanta area, I can definitely say that’s not a bad thing. Better transportation and everday living infrastructure such as grocery marts and restaurants are already needed to sustain a true urban life in downtown. In the meantime, the Batman building can breathe a sigh of relief. It will remain the icon of our skyline for at least a while longer.

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