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michtrace · 1 year ago

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Hello again, tumblr!

It's 2023... and the last time I wrote in this was around New Years Eve for 2020. What's happened since then?

2020 - Hudson and I were living in NJ with my parents and older brother. I celebrated my 29th birthday at the bowling alley in Wallington with friends and cousins. I visit Gabby and Allyssa in DC right before hit the global pandemonium. My brother and I both worked in logistics operations at the time and were working in-person while many took to working from home. I remember being pretty envious of people who were able to be remote, and some who got to travel out of it. But it was such a twisted time, as so many were really holding it together in hospitals. Vaccinations were a thing, though a controversial topic apparently. I know people who lost people. My parents lost friends. Throughout that year I worked mostly. Later in the fall, began to spend time with just my cousins when dining opened back up-- outdoors and socially distanced of course. In the end tail of the summer I started doing online workouts with Chloe Ting, a youtuber, and ended up losing a deal of weight. My cousin Justine had gotten engaged-- the first of the younger cousins to get married (to follow in 2021). Work was rough, a tough crowd. I learned I wasn't good at managing a team. I left logistics ops (HR) to work in the NY office in the fall. Holidays were different that year. Everything was.

2021 - Things really started opening up. I celebrated my 30th birthday with Mitsuwa lunch and a workout at OT, and earlier my girlie cousins and I went to Domo Domo. In March, Shalane, Adrian and Simba moved to Vermont. I met my trainer, Anthony at 24H Fitness in April. Justine celebrated her bachelorette party in NYC (The Roxy, custom perfumes, Boucherie). Their wedding took place in Long Island. Kelly, Hudson and I visit Vermont later that summer for Adrian's proposal and officiating their civil ceremony. Hudson and I moved to an apartment in Brooklyn near East Williamsburg with Jelly (371 glory days). I dated a bunch (hello hinge and bumble). Mia visited in October! Jelly showed me the Brooklyn Museum, we went to NYBG, Hometown Hot Pot, Caffe Palermo (Cannoli King!), Anthony and Sons, Graham Ave... Ok I'm getting sad reminiscing on the wonderful memories. Tarot cards for fun, angel numbers, Case Kenny... I visit Austin a couple of times and Jelly joined me for one of them.

Oh and on NYE we celebrated in our pajamas and in our apartment, and woke up with Covid the next day. :)

2022 - I cried on the subway earlier in this year... lol. I celebrated my birthday by doing a boudoir shoot based in Greenpoint right off of McCarren. I met Francisco on hinge. I spent a lot of time between Long Island where he lived, Brooklyn, and NJ. I visit Seattle for the first time 2x since moving back/the pandemic. I started a new position as an HR Specialist focused on data. I was Shalane's best woman in her wedding and planned her bachelorette party in Cape Cod and bridal shower. Hudson was the dog of honor, too (wipes sweat from face). With the help of my family, I purchased a condo in North NJ and moved again, hopefully for a while. Later that year, Marcole and Jourdave became engaged. Cisco and I went on a few trips including one to visit his family in FL.

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hakesbros · 2 years ago

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reprofessionals · 3 years ago

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oliveratlanta · 5 years ago

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In photos: 13 Midtown developments to watch this fall

Midtown’s West Peachtree Street is crane central right now.

If cranes are any indication, the subdistrict’s years-long boom shows few signs of slowing

Over the past five years, in just the 1.2-square-mile subsection of Atlanta that is the Midtown Improvement District, some 40 high-rises, block-altering residential communities, and significant building alterations have materialized. A dozen more have been proposed.

And right now, as another red-hot summer for Atlanta development transitions to fall, 14 more significant projects are under construction.

It’s this latter group we’ll be focusing on for the latest installment of Visual Journeys, which tours around Midtown to see where major construction sites stand in Atlanta’s most drastically changing neighborhood.

Apartment towers

Midtown’s boom-times since the Great Recession have translated to thousands of new rentals in towering buildings, from the bright-white 39 stories of Icon Midtown to the Jenga-like geometry of lilli.

Among the newest entrants are Hanover Midtown on Peachtree and Alexan on 8th (below), which lords over the Cheetah from West Peachtree Street.

The building has Google Fiber, fireside rooftop alcoves, and a heated pool up top with a 90-inch television for what marketers call a “dive-in movie experience.”

Studios start at $1,567 for 644 square feet.

Alexan on 8th.

CA Ventures via Midtown Alliance

Higher ed

Just south of the recently finished Coda project, CA Ventures is under construction on a 27-story building at 699 Spring Street marketed toward students, according to Midtown Alliance.

Joining a high-rise wave of student-focused housing in recent years, it’s projected to finish in 2021 with 320 student apartments and 7,500 square feet of retail.

Replacing surface parking just up the street from The Varsity, the tower will be walkable to Georgia Tech.

Meanwhile, a few blocks north, a student-housing tower called The Mark has climbed about 10 stories out of the ground, en route to 28 stories. It’s replacing a longstanding Dominos.

The Mark, at street level.

The Spring Street building, at last check, will also entail two retail spaces at ground level (9,400 square feet total), with six levels of above-grade parking.

All told, it’s expected to add another 320 units—or 715 beds—for Midtown scholars in the making.

Near Midtown’s northernmost point, Savannah College of Art & Design Atlanta’s new 14-story residence hall overlooks the Connector—with eye-catching light installations that make it glow at night.

The new facility features 596 student beds on 13 residential floors. The 14th floor is home to event space and a rooftop terrace.

SCAD’s noticeable new addition, in the background.

Retooled Landmarks

The redevelopment of Midtown’s Colony Square, a 50-year-old mixed-use community landmark, has had a momentous 2019, marked by the topping out of an office building and another that will house the Main & Main food hall and luxury dine-in movie theater IPIC.

The installation of a Rumi’s restaurant and other attractions is ongoing at the busy corner of 14th and Peachtree streets, while the tree-shaded Grove has emerged as an option for Midtowners looking to hang in the great urban outdoors.

Colony Square’s under-construction footprint nearest one of Atlanta’s busiest intersections.

Across the street at the Campanile building, a 21-story structure owned by Dewberry Group, nearly 47,000 square feet of retail is going in to add a more lively street presence.

Midtown Alliance pegs this retail delivery as coming next spring.

The Campanile.

Hotel additions

Where West Peachtree meets 15th street, North Point Hospitality Group is putting finishing touches on a Hampton Inn & Suites tower.

It’s expected to deliver 186 hotel rooms sometime this fall. Maybe.

Back in 2016, an old restaurant/club was cleared from this site in preparation for construction. Then the project stalled for more than a year.

Meanwhile, farther south in Midtown near the Fox Theatre, a surface parking lot has been scraped away in preparation for a 282-key hotel dual-flagged as a Marriott Courtyard and Marriott Element.

The project will share the intersection with a host of historic Atlanta structures, including The Fox, The Georgian Terrace hotel, and the Ponce Condominium building—three early 20th century landmarks.

Hotel site work this week.

Corporate wins

In the southern reaches of West Peachtree Street, Cousins Properties is moving forward with a nearly 1-million-square-foot development that will house the headquarters of Fortune 500 company Norfolk Southern, relocating from Virginia.

Construction this week where the railroad giant’s HQ will be, with Georgia Tech in the distance.

Construction for the 996,870 square feet of offices (with a smidgen of retail) has gone below street level. The project’s expected to deliver in 2021.

The former parking lots and small brick building at 650 West Peachtree Street are gone.

Anthem’s future home.

A block north, site work continues at the 712 West Peachtree site, another component in the future home of healthcare giant Anthem.

It’s also expected to open in 2021.

Anthem’s first glassy tower topped out earlier this year, as the neighboring Coda complex opened, showcasing the world’s tallest spiral staircase.

Office Space

Cousins Properties has control of a site on West Peachtree Street, a block from Technology Square and NCR’s headquarters, where The Daiquiri Factory most recently operated.

Midtown Alliance lists this striking project as being under construction right now. Plans call for it to reach 31 stories, climaxing with a blade-like slope.

Cousins Properties

The 901 West Peachtree concept, at left.

Mixed-use Goliaths

Last but not least are two titanic, truly mixed-use ventures that could substantially change the feel of Midtown’s northwestern flank.

Prep work at the Midtown Union site this week.

The first phase of Midtown Union, which was approved last year, calls for office towers, a 250-key hotel, 350 residences, 100,000 square feet of retail space, and roughly 1,800 parking spots.

The development is expected to start opening in 2022.

Granite Properties recently toned down designs for the 3.8-acre site at the corner of 17th and Spring streets, but should it come to fruition as envisioned, the impact could still be significant.

Midtown Union’s multi-pronged phase one.

And by the fall of 2020, Selig Enterprises is expected to have completed a transformation of sites at 1105 West Peachtree and 40 West 12th.

Plans call for the full mixed-use gamut: 675,000 square feet of offices, 178 hotel rooms, 20,000 square feet of retail, and even 64 swanky Midtown condos.

The Selig site this week.

Courtesy of Selig Enterprises

The condominium building is in the forefront, and the offices are to the left. The hotel is not visible.

source https://atlanta.curbed.com/2019/9/13/20863162/midtown-atlanta-development-construction-photos

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gillespialfredoe01806ld · 6 years ago

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Well-Being Facilities, Designs From Top Pros and Sky-High Perks: The Amenities of 2019

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The competition for high-end condo buyers has seen developers offer splashy, even improbable extras, like the elevators that ferry cars up to residents’ apartments in the 60-floor Porsche Design Tower in Miami. But one of the latest trends in condo amenities is less about flash than serenity.

“Well-being” is the mantra in amenities right now, and it likely will be for much if not all of 2019, inspiring such perks as an outdoor yoga platform in West Hollywood to an adult treehouse on Manhattan’s Lower East Side, from a tranquility garden in south Florida to restorative baths and saunas in London’s Belgravia.

“People are very much focused on, as they have been, gym-related things— things that are good for the body,” said David Bistricer, founder of Clipper Equity, which with the Chetrit Group is developing Gramercy Square in Manhattan. “What we’re seeing now, is the mind—mental health—and taking time off from all the different things that are capturing our attention and competing.”

At Gramercy Square, developers consulted with integrative medicine and fitness firm La Palestra on the design of the 18,000-square-foot subterranean amenities club, opening in early 2019. Connecting four residential buildings, the club is meant to promote a sense of community with common lounge and dining areas as well as a sky-lit pool and gym. There will be a yoga room and, for the centerpiece, a studio designed and staffed by representatives of MNDFL, a meditation center in Manhattan.

Meanwhile, that outdoor yoga deck is a feature at 1030 Kings, a new boutique condominium in Los Angeles. It shares a view of the Hollywood Hills with an outdoor terrace, with lounge seating and a fire pit situated just above.

In the extensive gardens and outdoor spaces at the 80-story One Manhattan Square overlooking the East River, opening in early 2019, a treehouse will be just one of the spots to which residents can retreat—another, a traditional teahouse—in what will be one of the New York City’s largest private parks.

At 2000 Ocean in Hallandale Beach, residents will be able to meditate among lemon trees in the tranquility garden or grab a bite at the private Oceanside Café and Juice Bar, managed by wellness and fitness firm The Wright Fit. Chelsea Barracks, which will be built around seven traditional London garden squares, is but one example of the luxurious spas featuring treatments, hydrotherapy pools, and saunas inspired by Turkish-style baths known as hammams.

“It’s all about wellness,” says Gramercy Square’s Bistricer of the latest trend. “It’s something people are very much interested in and trying to get more of, to understand how this could help them lead a better life.”

Some Flashy Amenities Remain

The new turn toward mindfulness doesn’t mean developers will abandon other enticements designed to amuse, to thrill, or provide play time. Private HD theaters and communal dining rooms outfitted with chef’s kitchens for entertaining are practically de rigueur these days. The newly occupied Ten50 tower in downtown Los Angeles even has a rooftop drone landing pad.

Jim Linsley, president of GID Development Group, said his team considered “the way people want to live, or could live, in a high-rise urban environment” to come up with the enhancements at Waterline Square, a complex consisting of three towers, a public park and 100,000-square-foot underground amenities center under construction on five acres overlooking the Hudson River in Midtown Manhattan. Closings on apartments are expected to being in spring 2019.

The offerings cover about every imaginable want or need that residents of the 1,000-plus apartments might have and include a group of “creative suites” for indoor gardening, recording music, making videos and creating art. At the other end of the spectrum, for sporty types, there is an indoor soccer field, a full basketball court, a tennis court, a 30-foot rock climbing wall, and a skateboard half-pipe.

“Given the size of our project and our three buildings, you could create a sort of community dynamic where there are various sports leagues for some of these spaces,” Mr. Linsley said, “so every Saturday there could be a soccer game or a set of soccer games going on. Same with the basketball court.”

The idea of a mini-city within a big city has a homebody appeal, he said. “Of course we want them to explore outside our project, all the great things that New York has to offer, but it’s nice to know that all of these things are housed within our project in a way where someone who wants to spend more time at home can.”

Sky-High Amenities

More and more new luxury buildings are taking amenities out of the basement and planting them on valuable real estate upstairs, and sometimes even on the penthouse level.

At Quay Tower, a boutique building on the Brooklyn Heights waterfront that will have just three to five condos on each floor, the views of Manhattan, the East River and downtown Brooklyn are a huge draw, so two residents’ lounges featuring an entertainment center, barbecues and a marble-clad indoor-outdoor fireplace are being placed on the penthouse level.

The building, which will open in summer 2019, recently broke the borough’s residential price record when a single buyer bought two of the three penthouse apartments to combine, said Molly Townsend of Douglas Elliman Development Marketing and director of sales for Quay Tower, so the developers knew they were giving up valuable real estate. “Knowing that the views are just spectacular from the rooftop, and from the units themselves up and down the building, they wanted to offer that to everyone,” she said. “It was important for them that everyone had access.”

At Mckenzie Seattle, which opened in late 2018, the penthouse floor, the 40th, houses a number of amenities for residents’ use, including a conference room, entertainment area, and a lounge with a fireplace overlooking Puget Sound. A wraparound observation deck affords views of the Space Needle and downtown, as does the outdoor dog run outfitted with artificial turf.

This reach-for-the-sky impulse will also be reflected in downtown Miami’s Aston Martin Residences, a first for the legendary car maker, opening in 2022. Alejandro Aljanati, chief marketing officer at G&G Business Developments, said the placement of the building’s perks to the high reaches of the building—prime floors 52 to 55—make them “Sky Amenities.”

“We decided give everyone living in the tower the same opportunity to enjoy the best combination of the views,” Mr. Aljanati said, adding that the craftsmanship of the building will “reflect the DNA of Aston Martin,” raising expectations. “The main reason was that, and thinking our clients would really appreciate that lifestyle.” Another perk will be the free yacht service that will ferry residents from downtown to nearby beaches.

At Elysee Miami, opening in 2020, the Owner’s Sky Lounge with 360-degree views will be found on the 30th floor. “We know that we’re making a big bet,” said Reid Boren, managing partner of Two Roads Development, of the decision to forego sale of the floor. “For us, the decision is easy. We know the expectations of the million-dollar buyer to, in our case, $12-million buyer, and if you want to be successful, you have to give a great deal of value to the people purchasing in our building.”

Designer Living

Another valuable amenity is that which is embedded in style—a grand dining room, a private theater or a poolside retreat created by the hand of a famous designer. More and more developers at the high end are turning to designers to help distinguish their project from the next.

“For us it’s among the most important decisions we make when doing a project,” Mr. Boren said, who hired designer Thom Filicia of the television show, “Queer Eye for the Straight Guy,” to design interiors at Biscayne Beach already open in Miami, and an upcoming project in Tampa Bay, Florida, called Riverwalk Place. Jean-Louis Deniot, a leading French designer, is lending his hand to Elysee Miami, advising on apartment floor plans, flooring and kitchen finishes, as well as the club level and its piano lounge, dining room and private theater.

Besides the draw of a known name, Boren says, a designer “knows what looks right now” to make spaces feel like a home. “These common areas are really extensions of peoples’ homes,” Boren says. “When you have a party, you expand into the grand spaces, and making those spaces beautiful and livable, and making them something to be proud of to their guests, is of incredible importance.”

Besides, the cost of a top designer is spread around. “As much as we’re giving away the 30th floor and 7th floor (for the fitness facilities), if you tried to hire Thom Filicia, or Jean-Louis especially right now, to do your house, you’d spend many hundreds of thousands of dollars, before he bought the first stick of furniture. So these guys are an amenity unto themselves in some ways.”

Meanwhile, in a first for the Italian fashion house, Missoni is designing the interiors of Missoni Baia, which is scheduled to open in early 2021 and being built on Biscayne Bay, Florida. Another Italian firm, Minotti, is getting in on the act for the first time at 2000 Ocean, scheduled for completion in 2020 in Hallandale Beach, Florida.

Hotel Services

“The market is starting to differentiate itself also with what we call ‘branded residences,’” said Alexander Lewis, a residential development partner at Knight Frank in London, “whereby hotels are actually starting to run some of these schemes.” As an example, he pointed to Twenty Grosvenor Square, which opened in 2018 as the first standalone Four Seasons residential building, though residents will be provided with an array of hotel-level amenities and services.

“The most famous one being delivered (in 2021) is the new Peninsula hotel (in Belgravia), which will have 28 residences alongside it, and will have full Peninsula staffing,” he says.

Aman resorts plans to add 20 residences, its first in an urban setting, to the top of its new hotel in midtown Manhattan opening in 2020. Owners will have private amenities as well as access to all hotel services.

In South Florida, a unique amenity will be offered to owners of condos in the three Four Seasons residences located along the coast. Not only do they have access to hotel amenities, but they can move among the developers’ properties in Palm Beach (re-opened late 2018), Fort Lauderdale (opening in 2020) and Miami (opened early 2018) as well as a private island in the Bahamas called Norman’s Cay. They will receive preferred rates on dining and hotel stays and special courtesies, such as a limousine to get them from one Four Seasons to the next or luxury accommodations on the new private Brightline express train that connects the three cities.

“You wouldn’t have to think about a thing,” said Louise Sunshine, strategic adviser for the upcoming Four Seasons Hotel & Private Residences in Fort Lauderdale. “If you liked tea at 3 o’clock, you would have tea at 3 o’clock. Once you check in from one place to another, because it’s owned by the same developers, all of your needs are communicated.”

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