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1030 Music Row

If you are talking about Nashville, you might first think of the music city, country music or maybe the NFL Team of the Tennessee Titans.

Recently there is also a new exciting landmark: A classy, five-story mass timber office building is coming to Nashville’s Music Row. The project is Panattoni’s third office building on Music Row. It is designed specifically to target the creative office market in our post-COVID environment, with easily accessible floors and modern HVAC and access systems.
StructureCraft as Structural Engineer and Builder for the mass timber and steel superstructure was involved, working alongside Turner Construction and Tuck Hinton Architecture to bring this project to downtown Nashville.

The superstructure uses shop prefabricated spruce DLT panels on Glulam columns and beams, with a central structural steel core as the lateral load resisting system. The first level is partial office (timber) as well as a parkade (steel) with 4 underground parking levels. The building’s glass skin shows off the warm timber interiors.
The big advantage of timber construction is the fast build time and the high degree of preproduction that can already be done away from the actual construction area. Increasing both schedule and cost efficiency, the crews installed the steel frame concurrent with the timber. Reduced construction time improves cost efficiency and also helps the neighbourhood as they have to deal with shorter construction time and less noise compared to “traditional” projects.

Thousands of Schmid Screws take care of a save timber construction. Besides great technical values and a state-of-the-art screw geometry, Schmid Screws are also very user friendly. Extensive testing at our own quality department ensures best and reliable quality with high pending angles (90°+) and low wear in wood.
Music Row StructureCraft
  • Architect

    Tuck-Hinton
  • Timber construction

    StructureCraft
  • Completion

    2022
  • "It was fascinating to see how such impressive structures can be held together with little more than structural screws from Schmid Schrauben."
    Chris Willing, Projectmanager StructureCraft