At the bottom of the Pinnacle
By Geert De Lombaerde Posted on December 23, 2009 at 7:59 amHaven’t had a chance to check out Nashville’s newest Class-A office tower? Courtesy of SouthComm’s Jude Ferrara, here are some shots of the $170 million project’s lobby and ground-floor Pinnacle National Bank branch.
Tags: Barry Real Estate Cos., commercial real estate, downtown development, office space, Pinnacle Financial Partners Inc., SoBro, The Pinnacle at Symphony Place, urban development
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