





Fantastic. This is so exciting. What's so amazing is that this will be the city's new second tallest and yet the construction costs are only about half of what the other two recent failed highrise proposals were -- and they were both shorter buildings.ita wrote: Mon Feb 04, 2019 9:38 am https://journalstar.com/business/local/ ... b5a.html#1
I looks like this project is just moving right along. There will be additional sidewalk improvements which should add to the classiness of the building. I am glad to see that the units are purchase only. I am interested in how well the units will sell. If they sell quickly, I hope Omaha and other developers in the region take note.
In college, my advisor's office was on the 10th floor of Oldfather Hall on the south side of the building. I remember the first time I went up there to talk to him, it was dusk and the lights of downtown were already glowing and you could see straight down 13th street -- which is the closest thing Lincoln has to a "canyon" of highrises. My jaw dropped and I said, "Whoa! Nice view." And my advisor nodded with obvious satisfaction, as if the same thought occurred to him every single time he saw it and he said, "Yeah... It is."RockHarbor wrote: Sun Feb 03, 2019 11:28 pm That sharp & nice-looking building would just "add a cherry on top" on Downtown Lincoln -- for sure. It may not look that impressive at a distance or from the stadium, but when you're in it (working, living, shopping, eating), it really is a delightful downtown. On many street corners, it has nice clean urban scenes to enjoy, and I love the Husker red 'N' banners on light poles, mixed with the greenery. It feels like the true "heartbeat" of Nebraska there. There is a good batch of nice-looking, enjoyable historic gems (the main buildings I mean are not seen in these 3 pics).
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Nice! I am really excited to see this project go up. I hope it leads to more high rises, maybe an office tower, in dt Lincoln.edsas wrote: Sun Feb 24, 2019 4:25 pm Construction should start in April and finish in 2021:
https://journalstar.com/special-section ... fef9f.html
That’s great news. Good momentum from the get go on this project.Steve wrote: Sat Jun 01, 2019 4:29 pm Construction starting this week. After several projects being delayed or abandoned this is great news. Lincoln is certainly not one that quickly builds.
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Lincoln is showing Omaha how it's done. Building a tower without all the build up and anticipation. I really hope developers and investors in Omaha take notice and realize not every new high rise has to fill a whole city block. They can build one of these in that spot on 20th and farnam we were talking about in the urban grocery thread.Cermak wrote: Thu Sep 12, 2019 8:51 pm Was in Lincoln today, drove by the site. They are definitely doing some prep work. My guess the steel might not start to rise till spring. This is a huge project for Lincoln. And will be the tallest building built in the state since Omaha’s UP building 15 years ago. The TD Ameritrade building built in 2013 in West Omaha is listed at 230 ft, this is supposed to be 240ft. After many decades of looking the same Lincoln’s skyline is going to look a little different and hopefully better. It’s been a long wait.
Interesting read. We have a pretty good pulse on projects here in Omaha, but the Lincoln projects don't get quite the coverage. No real closure on a lot of the bigger projects that have come and gone through Lincoln in the past 10 years or so until I read this article.Doctor Fate wrote: Fri Dec 27, 2019 9:19 pm Journal Star article about several failed and successful projects downtown as work on Lied Place continues. Catalyst project was way too ambitious for Lincoln's size, but interesting.
https://journalstar.com/business/local/ ... op-story-1
Is that a shareable pic? Would love to see it above the garage.Linkin5 wrote: Mon Oct 26, 2020 8:15 am They appear to be working on the 14th floor based on the last picture I saw.
Niceeeeeee
The tower is popping out when you are driving in from 180, will really enhance the little skyline.Louie wrote: Mon Oct 26, 2020 11:01 pmNiceeeeeee
The link is a picture from October 23rd.Cermak wrote: Tue Oct 27, 2020 6:29 pm I have not been to Lincoln since this summer, sure it’s looking pretty impressive by now. Be nice to see some more recent pics. A 20 story building being built in Nebraska is somewhat of a rare occurrence.
Looks like its about halfway. Good progress so far.