Neuhoff Curve Building

Location

Nashville, TN

Photographer

Category
Mixed-Use, Parking Garages, Recognitions, Renovations, Retail
About This Project

2026 Best Sustainability + Adaptive Reuse Story Award by IIDA Tennessee Design Awards

2026 Arch Daily’s Building of the Year Award in Commercial Architecture Category

2026 American Architecture Award presented by The Chicago Athenaeum and The European Centre for Architecture

2025 Associated General Contractors, AGC Build Tennessee Award of Excellence, Historic Renovation Over $250M

2025 Preservation Award from Metropolitan Historical Commission

2025 SARA NY Design Award of Honor

2025 Recognition as a WAN Americas Awards Finalist

2025 19th Biennale Architettura, Porch: An Architecture of Generosity

2024 Best of Year Honoree by Interior Design Magazine

2024 Icon Building Award from USGBC Tennessee

2024 Merit Award from AIA Middle Tennessee

2024 NAIOP Middle Tennessee Mixed-Use Development of the Year

LEED Silver Certification

Neuhoff district is a 14-acre campus along the Cumberland River. The former meat packing plant – an assortment of old pink buildings in the North Nashville neighborhood of East Germantown – was first built in 1906 and continued expanding until 1950. It closed in 1977.

In 2021, the adaptive reuse of an existing, six-story building began. The 167,000-square-foot former meat processing plant renovation consists of a mixed-use property, including offices, an expansive food hall, gym, and retail with an outdoor plaza.