Crosland's Tennessee division formed in May 2005, when Crosland acquired Armistead Barkley Inc. and focuses on mixed-use urban development opportunities in the Tennessee area, with a current focus on Middle Tennessee. Barkley and Armistead founded the Nashville development firm of Armistead Barkley Inc. in 1993 and were founding developers of The Gulch and are partners of Nashville Urban Ventures, the designated master developer of The Gulch $400
million award-winning urban redevelopment project designed by Looney Ricks and Kiss and RTKL of Dallas. They are leaders in urban infill development and adaptive reuse of historic buildings.

BMG- Little Sisters Building

BMG (now Sony) award winning headquarters was a historic convent of the Little Sisters of the Poor designed in Tuscan architecture. Armistead Barkley Inc. converted this infill mixed-use project to include an 80,000 SF music office campus, a multi-media center, a 250 car parking garage, and residential rental units located across from the Vanderbilt campus. This project was named by Historic Nashville, Inc. as a Role Model in saving historic

1101 McGavock Building

Located in the heart of The Gulch, the 1101 McGavock Building is a 4-story, 52,000 square foot historic structure built in the 1920s next to the Braid Electric Building. The structure was renovated and expanded in 2001 and Crosland currently is leading a $2.5 million renovation designed by Manuel Zeitlin Architects. Tenants in the building are Radius10 Restaurant, Burgundy Group Advertising, Education Networks of America and Outdoor Central. For leasing information, please call Steve Armistead at 615/254-1875 extension 101.

Terrazzo

Crosland is developing a $65 million, 14-story mixed-use development in The Gulch at the southeast corner of 12th Avenue South and Division Street. Epitomizing the best of urban living, the 300,000 square-foot contemporary building will include approximately 20,000 square feet of retail space and 75,000 square feet of office space, topped by 10 floors of residential with 109 condominiums, in addition to four floors of access-controlled parking. Construction should begin in 2007, with completion slated for summer 2008. For residential sales information, please call the Terrazzo Sales Center at 615.256.2003 or visit www.terrazzonashville.com. For leasing information, please call Steve Armistead at 615/254-1875 extension 101.

Braid Electric Building

The historic Braid Electric Building, is being renovated and transformed into a technologically-advanced, mixed-use, office and retail facility at 12th & Demonbreun Street totaling 62,000 square feet. This renovated warehouse won an award for best design.

Javanco

The Javanco building located in The Gulch at 12th Ave. South - this is a blend of warehouses renovated into 50,000 SF of retail, restaurants/bars, and entertainment venues, with the new construction of New York style loft apartments rising five floors above the renovated retail warehouses.

Providence MarketPlace

Crosland developed Providence MarketPlace, the largest open-air retail center in the greater Nashville area, which celebrated its Grand Opening on Friday, August 4th. This joint venture with Carolina Holdings is the 103-acre retail component of the 1,000 acre Providence community in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee. This "omnicenter" has approximately 800,000 square feet of retail space, including Belk, Kroger, restaurants, and a movie theater. This center offers the retailers and open-air environment of a typical power center, the department store anchor of an enclosed mall, and the variety and convenience of a neighborhood center. The property will be developed and merchandised to serve the greater regional area with a distinctive retail grouping, with attention to planning, architecture and landscaping. For leasing information, please contact Charles Thrift at 704/561-5222.

Since 1996, Crosland has partnered with Nashville-based CPS Land, originally known as Crosland Patton Smith, on the Highlands of Brentwood, Mill Run, Montclair, Annandale and forthcoming Wolf Run neighborhoods.