The original plan was to include a 30-story office tower; a250-room hotel; 293 apartments; 125 condominiums; a movie theater;an aquarium; 206,000 sf of retail; a trolley car stop and 1,350parking spaces.
LCOR's expanded version would add all of the following to theoriginal plan and push the development price to $311 million: a150-room extended-stay hotel; an 88,000-sf theater and publicspace; 21,000 more sf feet of retail; 500 more parking spaces, andlast but most aesthetic, an elevated 1.5-acre garden/park in thecenter of the complex.
John Infantino, vice president of LCOR, describes the park as asmall urban oasis, with sculptures, fountains and benches. Sinceparks are a county responsibility, Mecklenburg County commissionersare considering helping to build the 1.5-acre park.
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