Rendering of the 360 Apartments. The address has changed from 341 to 360 South.
The south side of the 360 Apartments. Photo by Isaac Riddle.
Parking for the 360 Apartments will be accessed from Rio Grande Street. Photo by Isaac Riddle.
The south side of the 360 Apartments. By Isaac Riddle.
The southeast side of the 360 Apartments. By Isaac Riddle.
The east side of the 360 Apartments as seen from Liberty Park. Photo by Isaac Riddle.
The east side of the 360 Apartments as seen from Liberty Park. Photo by Isaac Riddle.
The 360 Apartments builds right up to the property line. Photo by Isaac Riddle.
The 360 Apartments is built right up to the sidewalk. Photo by Isaac Riddle.
They really need to get rid of those ugly dive bars next, or at least house them at the bottom floor of a nice tower.
Nah. Johnny’s may be a dive, but beer bar and bar x are rather pricey and hipstery. That area is the closest thing SLC has to a bar district. What would help the area more is a multi story, mixed use developments where the surface parking lots are currently on the south west corner of 2nd and 2nd, as well as the one on third and edison.
I wish downtown Salt Lake had some walkable nightlife districts at Edison, Regent, and Pierpont Streets. You should see what they have with the Gaslamp in San Diego, 6th Street in Austin, and Ybor City in Tampa.
Personally, I would like to see them tear down the ugly brown brick building on the corner of 300 S. & State, and get rid of the Circle Lounge, Wasted Space, and the Pie, etc and build a nice new tower in its place.