Museum Plaza Breaks Ground in Louisville, Kentucky

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Oct 27, 2007 by Tre Pryor, Editor-in-Chief. Commercial

Propsed New Skyline of Louisville. Click to enlarge.

We’ve been talking about it for months. But just in case you hadn’t heard (Do you live in an underground bunker?) developers have broken ground on Museum Plaza. Which, if you’re keeping score at home, will be Kentucky’s largest ever public/private real estate project. We’re talking $490 million. And that’s before costs inevitably go up once the project is underway.

This particular modern design is not my favorite, but I’m quite pleased that Louisville is updating their image with this bold statement of a skyscraper. It’s certainly going to be unique and our city will benefit in a myriad of ways.

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