[UPDATE: 3:28 p.m., April 20: Find an update on this project's size with more current imagery here.]
Days appear numbered for another surface parking lot on Atlanta’s marquee street.
Austin-based developer LV Collective has submitted plans to the City of Atlanta to start building a 37-story apartment tower that would replace a nearly 1-acre parking lot on Peachtree Street.
Affiliates of the Texas developer filed paperwork Tuesday to begin commercial land development for the 447,000-square-foot venture, which would continue Midtown’s trend of 30-story high-rises stacked over parking garages, according to permitting records.
Consisting of the southwest corner of Peachtree and 4th streets, with frontage on Cypress Street, the 736 Peachtree Street parcel is located about two blocks north of the Fox Theatre, on the same side of Peachtree.
LV Collective’s tower would see the top 27 stories filled with 480 units total, according to Midtown Alliance records. Plans for the Niles Bolton Associates-designed tower also call for 3,000 square feet of café space fronting Peachtree, with a leasing office and resident lobby around the corner on 4th Street.
Above that would be a screened parking podium of eight levels with 489 vehicle spaces. The ninth story would feature the building’s indoor and outdoor amenities, overlooking Cypress Street.
Roughly three blocks away, the company is building a co-living student housing tower aimed at Georgia Tech attendees called Whistler, just south of The Cheetah strip club.
The 736 Peachtree building’s general shape and orientation of screened parking over retail and lobbies, as renderings indicate, could bring to mind a nearby apartment project that’s claimed another parking lot on Peachtree Street: PMG’s 31-story Society Atlanta tower, now under construction where Peachtree meets 6th Street.
Ditto for Greystar’s topped-out, 33-story apartment stack near the High Museum, where Peachtree meets 17th Street. And also CA Ventures’ new 33-story project at Peachtree and Eighth streets, although that building is glassier, with fewer protruding balconies.
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