Re: OFFICIAL - Traders on Grand
Posted: Thu Sep 28, 2017 8:36 am
was told they have a permit to shut down 12th street soon to install the pool on the roof.
For Kansas City? I don't know that "Sidewalk Closed" is how we want to brand KC, no matter how true it is.DaveKCMO wrote:New branding:
https://cityscenekc.com/fall-completion ... velopment/A $65 million redevelopment of the historic Traders National Bank Building at 1125 Grand into 201 apartments is expected to be completed this fall.
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that's not how that worksA penthouse unit also will be located on the fourth floor.
Surface lots started building up in the 1920s. Expect it to take decades longer.grecobs wrote:God damn there are so many surface lots to go...but this looks great.
Two Light couldn't even beat out the AT&T Long Lines building. (/end, to not go off-topic)DaveKCMO wrote:
https://tinyurl.com/y9upvhzpThe old Traders on Grand building has nearly completed its transformation into The Grand, a luxury apartment complex that boasts amenities like Downtown's highest rooftop pool, an attached dog park/dog shower, a game room and movie theater in a former vault.
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One vestige of the bank — the drive-through — will remain as part of the new project and will serve a yet-to-be-identifed coffee shop. The two outer lanes of the drive-through will become ITMs — an internet-based hybrid cousin of the ATM.
Mark Moberly, Sunflower’s director of development, said it was important to use the drive-through space, given that there are so few around Downtown and that it's unlikely more will be built.
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The project includes 201 luxury apartments over 11,000 square feet of commercial space, said Aaron Mesmer of Block Real Estate Services.
Rents range from $1,300 for a studio to one-bedrooms starting at $1,400 to two-bedrooms starting at $2,000 and three high-end penthouses.
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The project also includes something elusive to many downtown projects: ample parking. The Grand offers three parking options, with two garages and one parking lot. The lot attached to the building also includes a car vacuum and a tire air pressure station.
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The complex also will include "the Elevation" — the top floor will include a lounge (with a kitchen and seating area) and a pool, the highest rooftop pool in Kansas City.
Unit amenities include full-size washer and dryers, stainless steel appliances, Nest thermostats, quartz counters and islands, and walk-in closets in most units. Mesmer said the kitchen also includes 42-inch cabinets, which are larger than most apartments and closer to those found in a home.
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No. It's not important Mark Moberly. They are not needed in a downtown area. They are anti-urban and pedestrian unfriendly.One vestige of the bank — the drive-through — will remain as part of the new project and will serve a yet-to-be-identifed coffee shop. The two outer lanes of the drive-through will become ITMs — an internet-based hybrid cousin of the ATM.
Mark Moberly, Sunflower’s director of development, said it was important to use the drive-through space, given that there are so few around Downtown and that it's unlikely more will be built.
That area isn't entirely an elevator shaft, judging by the new windows punched through the brickflyingember wrote: ↑Fri Oct 19, 2018 7:58 am Based on the design the elevator and stairwell shafts are behind that wall. Expanding from that space would have been extremely expensive.