Latest plans for former Memorial Auditorium site go before Greenville Design Review Board
The third time’s the charm – or at least that’s the hope as revised plans for the Greenville Gateway project are set to go in front of the city’s Design Review Board on May 7.
Charlotte-based FCD-Development is planning to build 176 apartments on the former Memorial Auditorium site at 400 N. Church St. in downtown Greenville.
Plans initially went in front of the DRB for an informal review in March. After a formal review in April, DRB members asked architect Karie Kovacocy with Jacksonville, Fla.-based Group 4 Design to make the design “more reflective of downtown Greenville.” The board also wanted stairs and balcony corners to be addressed along with revisions to the detailing at the top of the buildings before they were ready to act.
Revised drawings, seen here, are to be reviewed at the May 7 meeting.
Amenities at the new development would include an urban garden wall, small lap pool, fitness center and public plaza areas. The project would also include two levels of subterranean garage parking. Two retail spaces will be available.
