Co-published with The Charlotte Ledger
Four years after Atrium Health pledged to include affordable housing in its new medical innovation district in Charlotte, city filings now show a concrete proposal for the site: a gleaming 20-story tower with 382 apartments, including 19 for low-income residents.
Called ANOVA, the building will include ground-level retail and luxury amenities like an outdoor pool and deck, grilling space and golf simulator, along with a rooftop lounge that will offer sweeping views of uptown, said Dennis Miller, a senior vice president at Wexford Science & Technology, Atrium’s development partner on the project…