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Moxy Downtown Atlanta Tops Out
“An updated Elevate Architecture Studio rendering shows plans for multi-story, lighted signage wrapping a corner of the building have also been subtracted. Designs do call for a rooftop lounge, a bar at street level, a speakeasy, and several other gathering spaces around the property, according to developers. ” – Josh Green, Urbanize
Dual-Brand Hilton Opens in Cleveland, TN
“Vision Hospitality Group opens the dual-brand Home2 Suites by Hilton Cleveland and Tru by Hilton Cleveland in Tenn…The five-story hotel has a combined total of 140 guestrooms, blending the social atmosphere of Tru by Hilton with the extended-stay accommodations of Home2 Suites by Hilton. Shared amenities include 800 square feet of meeting space, a refreshing outdoor pool and designed public areas.” – Esther Hertzfeld, Hotel Management
Hawkeye Hotels Revives Plans for Fairfield Inn in Ann Arbor
“Aiming to revive the project, Hawkeye Hotels, working with architect Nitin Patel of Elevate Architecture Studio, presented slightly revised plans to the city’s Design Review Board on Feb. 12. They call for a 111-room, limited-service hotel still shown in drawings as five stories with the Fairfield brand.” – Ryan Stanton, M Live
Residence Inn By Marriott Slated For East Bank
Developed by RevPar Companies and Emerge Hospitality Group, the project includes a 15-story, 235-key (max) hotel at the corner of N 1st & Oldham Streets…There is 9,200 SF of retail space on the ground floor; 3,200 SF faces N. 1st while 5,900 SF is at the corner of N. 1st & Oldham. – Robert Looper III, City Now Next
Knoxville Hospitality Scene Gains AC Hotel
“The AC Hotel [162 rooms, across seven stories] at 427 Walnut St. and the adjoining 416 Locust St. would replace a surface lot between the Langley Garage and Daylight Building. The estimated completion date is August 2025.” – Ryan Wilusz, Knoxville News Sentinel
17-Story Dual Brand Hotel to Rise in Nashville
“Conceptual plans indicate that the 17-story tower will feature 1,647 SF Coffee Shop / Retail on the ground floor facing Cowan Street. Levels 2-4 include structured parking and back of house space. Hotel guestrooms are situated on levels 5-17; with a pool deck proposed on level 5 and a rooftop bar on level 17.” – Robert Looper III, City Now Next