Developed by Vintage South, Breeze Block will bring 39,000 SF of new commercial development in addition to 24 modern townhomes to the Charlotte Park Community. Financing for the Commercial-use is by Servis 1st Bank; the residential component is financed by First Farmers.
Located at the corner of Robertson & Vernon Avenues, the developer noted that,” We feel like Breeze Block will be able to do for Charlotte Park what Stocking 51 has done for The Nations”. The commercial component will include the adaptive reuse of the Proctor Marble & Granite building & will serve as a new hub for the neighborhood. Here is the updated development rundown:
Development Rundown
6100 Robertson Avenue
- What’s Now: Proctor Marble & Granite
- What’s Next: Proposed Mixed-Use Development
- Developer: Vintage South Development
- Architect: Centric Architecture
- Civil: Fulmer Lucas
- Location: 6100 Robertson Ave
- Capacity: 39,000 SF Commercial Space; 24 Townhomes
- Contractor: CITY Construction
Preliminary Proposal
Posted April 2021
The site plan below was included in the initial request and provides insight into the overall development concept. A couple of key things to note about the parking is that 48 parking spaces are provided for the residential component and 32 of those will be parked in garages. The plan proposes 154 parking spaces for the commercial use.
Here is a slide compare photo of the existing building at the intersection of Robertson & Vernon. It is proposed as approximately 23,000 SF of retail/office space.
The image below is a slide compare photo of the new 2-story building addition along Robertson Ave It is proposed as approximately 16,000 SF of retail/office space (8,000 SF per floor).
The final image below is a slide compare photo of one of the proposed townhome buildings along Vernon Ave. There are 12 townhomes proposed along Vernon.
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4 Comments
Perfect Timing Robert! Proctor Marble & Granite just purchased their new property this week. Working on this one too.
Ron over at Urban Planet!
Nice! This one has been in the queue for a while.
Very nice looking. Be sure the city approves the installation of a traffic light at that intersection when this is completed if not before! Thanks
That and a crosswalk, it was not the safest experience taking those pictures over the weekend. The road has no stop signs or lights for almost 2000 feet.