Not only is Tampa one of Florida’s tourist hotspots, but it’s also one of the most desirable places to live. Enter the Gallery at South Tampa. Intended for seniors, the community will comprise 202 homes.
On March 6, dozens of community leaders and elected officials gathered to commemorate the official groundbreaking of Gas Worx, a 50-acre mixed-use development in Ybor City, Tampa. Gas Worx, a joint venture between KETTLER and its founder and CEO, Darryl Shaw, is between the Ybor Historic District and Channel District. Designed by Design Collective with Bohler as the structural engineer and Sasaki as the urban planner, the development will include nearly 5,000 new residences, over 500,000 square feet of office space, and more than 140,000 square feet of new retail. Moreover, Gas Worx boasts more than 300 units of affordable housing – the biggest private investment in affordable housing in the city’s history.
The Epicurean is one of Tampa’s biggest hotspots for foodies and wine enthusiasts alike. Established in 2013, it boasts 137 rooms, along with culinary experiences and wine tastings. Now it’s undergoing an expansion that’ll add 51 guest rooms.
Strategic Property Partners, LLC (SPP), a real estate development firm based in Tampa, has recently disclosed that Thousand & One, a 20-story Class-A office building designed by COOKFOX Architects at 1001 Water Street in Water Street Tampa, has earned a Gold-level certification for WELL Core & Shell. The International WELL Building Institute (IWBI) granted the certification to Thousand & One for its effective adoption of design and policies that prioritize wellness, earning it the distinction of being the first building in Tampa to achieve WELL Gold certification. Thousand & One also claims to be the first in Tampa to obtain any level of certification for WELL Core & Shell.
The excitement is building in Ybor City, Tampa, as preparations are underway for the official groundbreaking of the highly anticipated Gas Worx mixed-use development. This 50-acre joint venture between Darryl Shaw and D.C.-based KETTLER will break ground on March 6th. It will be attended by several distinguished speakers, including Tampa Mayor Jane Castor and the founder and CEO of KETTLER, Bob Kettler. The project’s design is in the hands of Design Collective as the architect, with Bohler serving as the engineer. Sasaki is handling the urban planning and design aspect of the project.
