19-story Class A high rise office building at the corner of Main Street and Boush Street in downtown Norfolk . Mayor Paul Fraim and representatives of 100 Main L.L.C made the announcement today. The principals of Robinson Development Group and Robert M. Stanton own the company. The ground floor will feature an up-scale restaurant, a financial institution and a planned gallery.
Plans call for substantial pieces of artwork to be displayed in the gallery on a regular basis.
The works of art will be visible to both pedestrians and vehicular traffic. The next eight floors will include parking decks that will accommodate 750-850 cars. Each of the remaining nine floors of the tower will include approximately 20,000 square feet. The top floor will include a penthouse, which will be available to tenants in the building for meetings and special occasions. Stanton, who has developed four major projects in Norfolk since 1976, said the company already has commitments for almost half of the office space or slightly over 100,000 square feet.