1st and Main
Mixed-Use Structure Built to Accommodate the River Flow
Working with longtime client, Chartwell Hospitality, we built the mixed-use 1st and Main structure to house restaurant, retail and Class A office space, and accommodate its floodway zoning.
Sited on two acres adjacent to the Harpeth River, 1st and Main was built on a micropile- foundation system which allows water to flow as needed across the property. The 131-space surface parking lot consists of permeable pavers.
Project highlights
- 1st and Main marks the northern gateway to historic, downtown Franklin, Tenn.
- The first section of Franklin’s river path starts at our 1st and Main project and provides future connection to trails identified in the city’s greenways master plan.
- An outdoor deck overlooking the Harpeth River provides exterior dining opportunities.
- The building was designed to reflect the architecture of its historic neighborhood with luxury finishes and modern-day amenities.
Project Details
3-story, 40,000 square feet
2 acres
131-space onsite parking
Retail and restaurant space
Rooftop terrace tenant space
Project Team
Developer: Chartwell Hospitality
Architect: Rabun Rasche Rector & Reece Architects
Contractor: Crain Construction