The next phase of the proposed Camperdown development from Centennial American Properties at South Main and East Broad streets will go to the City of Greenville Design Review Board Urban Panel on Nov. 2.
Plans have been submitted for an office and condo building that will border the Camperdown Plaza that received approval at last month’s DRB meeting.
View the full application here.
The Camperdown development is transforming a block of Main Street across from the Peace Center.
The old Greenville News building has been demolished, and the newspaper has moved into a smaller office building on the site.
Work has started on the podium for the development’s multifamily building, and the design for the project’s 175-by-300-foot central plaza, which sits atop a three-level parking garage, has been approved.
The plaza will include a variety of paver-tile surfaces, a play area, a variety of seating options, planters throughout with trees and other vegetation, a stage designed to be used for performances and recreational use, and shade sails suspended from the surrounding buildings.
The public should see new buildings being constructed on the site by this time next year. The project should be finished early in the second quarter of 2019.
Camperdown will have a 140-room AC Hotel from JHM Hotels, a 217-unit apartment development, about 80,000 square feet of retail, 150,000 square feet of office space, and 18 condominiums. The hotel has long been an anchor component of the site, but recently it was announced that portions of the hotel would draw some inspiration from the newspapers in acknowledgment of the site’s predecessor.
