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Jelly Roll’s Goodnight Nashville To Host Grand Opening

This four-story with a mezzanine restaurant is located downtown along legendary Lower Broadway in Nashville, Tennessee, filled with live music and buzzing energy of tourism. Responding to the site’s historic context, the building is constructed with mass timber, a nod to the commercial warehouses within the area that are heavy timber and load bearing masonry, but with a fresh take showing how far this renewable structure type has come through out the years. The mass timber and palette of simple, durable materials, pulls patrons in by creating a warm and inviting space with large floor to floor heights. An inviting, open stair guides people to explore the upper levels of the building. The top level is equipped with garage doors to open up to a rooftop terrace, creating the opportunity for an indoor/ outdoor space for everyone to experience.

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MTSU to upgrade historic Kirksey Old Main, Rutledge Hall with $54M renovation

Built in 1911, Kirksey Old Main and Rutledge Hall are among the first ever constructed buildings at Middle Tennessee State University and are still in use at present day. They represent the longevity and prestige of the institution while highlighting the evolution of education and student life on campus. Now, over 110 years later, the university seeks to memorialize and restore these two historic structures to better serve its growing student body.

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Mass - Timber Project Makes Its Mark on Nashville Music Row

1030 Music Row, a 5 story mass-timber office space, is set to complete early spring. The third building developed by Panattoni, they understand the importance of Music Row and it’s need to continue to grow and adapt to various industries in Nashville. 1030 will be the first mass timber building for Panattoni and the second to be constructed in the city of Nashville.

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