Here is a summary of the Design Review Board from City of Greenville on June 19.
Approved with conditions: 426 North main development
An important mixed use development is proposed to serve as a gateway to the northern end of the city center of Greenville.
Plans for the project, which is known as 426 North Main, consist of three buildings with a parking deck along the North Main Street and the Academy Street. The development would be built on the former property of Greenville Municipal Court and the existing American Legion location.
Kavneet Sethi with Green Property LLC and David Gaber with Bijou properties are the developers behind the project. The Johnston Design Group, based in Greenville, acts as an architect of the project.
The board approved the location plan to a limited extent and tasted two of the project buildings after more than a dozen inhabitants spoke against the project. Consideration regarding the effects of the project on traffic, massing compared to its neighbors and the proximity to the Springwood cemetery and the Kilgore-Lewis house were expressed.
The construction of a one would rise 15 floors above the corner of Main Street and Academy Street. Thirteen stories of the living space would be built over two stories about commercial space within the structure. The second building of the project would have 14 stories about living space and a story of commercial space. It would be at the southern end of the property of the development along the Main Street.
The board asked the developer to adapt the mass and height of the second building to the five -story residential building in the 400 N. Main due to its secondary employment. An informal review of the adapted masses of the project will take place in August. The developer was also asked to further investigate the penetration and outcome of the project to North Main Street. These adjustments would be checked by two board members.
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The two buildings would be combined about 600 residential units. A parking deck is proposed to keep around 750 parking spaces. On the site, about 29,500 square meters of public space would be created with places, sidewalks and terraces.
The board did not check the massage for the third building of the project at the meeting on Thursday. The architectural details and materials of the project are also checked as a separate application by the board at a later date.
Approved with conditions: West End Apartment Complex
Architectural details and materials for a new residential development in the west end of Greenville were unanimously approved by the board. The Meridian Group, a real estate investment company based in Maryland, is planning to build an apartment complex in the 2 OneAl St.
The structure would rise eight floors over the South Academy Street and fall on six floors, while the location increases up towards the southern end. About 175 residential units are said to be housed in the apartment complex, which contains a mixture of rent studio, one, two- and three-bedroom rentals.
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A low point with 215 room with an entrance from OneAl Street would be available to the residents. Other amenities are a fitness center, a pool, a sky lounge, a club room and much more.
Dynamics design is the architect of the project. The board previously approved the project and tastes in April. The project's plan was made to adapt to add a pocket park along the OneAl Street.
The board asked the developer to further check the facilities, furnishing and design of the pocket park. Further approval conditions were the facade colors of the project, the Pool -deck -Gitter -Deail- and Parkhaus -Screening further refined.