Terrazzo

Developed by Crosland, Terrazzo sits on a high point in The Nashville Gulch overlooking downtown Nashville. The 14 story landmark building is comprised of 166 exclusive condominiums towering above four floors of office and retail space.

To meet Crosland’s goal of contributing to the success of Nashville's urban community, Manuel Zeitlin Architects teamed with collaborating architect Hastings Architecture Associates to design a mid century modern building celebrating Nashville’s original "skyscraper" the 1950's L & C Tower.

One of the features attracting attention to Terrazzo is an integrated approach to sustainable design. Terrazzo is the first residential high-rise in the Southeast to achieve the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) pre-certification from the U.S. Green Building Council and the first LEED Certified high-rise in Nashville. Some of the sustainable practices implemented at Terrazzo include; Low VOC paints, sealant and adhesives, Reduced Energy Consumption, 40% Reduced Water Consumption, Storm water Management and the use of Recycled Materials and renewable resources and benefits of mixed uses, such as shared parking reducing the number of parking spaces needed