Mixed Use, Multi-Family, Streetscape
District 356 is located on Field Street next to the Fluor Field baseball stadium (Northern side) and the new .408 Jackson apartments on the Southern side. The roadway and streetscape was completely reworked with new pavers on the road surface as well as the sidewalks, new street trees, new street lights, new public bathrooms and ticket office, and new hanging lights over the road. The street can be closed down for special events and baseball games. The project created a new district, hence the name ‘District 356’. SW+ worked with the design team during a multi-day charrette involving various stakeholders including Fluor Field and the City of Greenville to create a masterplan and provide design and engineering services for the project.
.408 Jackson is a mixed-use, multi-family development located at 356 Field Street adjacent to Fluor Field in Downtown Greenville’s Historic West End. The project is located on 2.8 acres and includes 227 apartments and 4,700 SF of retail space. “.408” refers to the 1911 batting average of baseball legend Shoeless Joe Jackson, whose museum is included in the development. Amenities include a dedicated parking garage with ample onsite parking, 1,932 SF of outdoor patio and green space, and close proximity to Swamp Rabbit Trail. SW+ provided civil engineering and landscape architecture design services to include DRB approval, schematic design, design development, civil site and landscape construction documents, site work permit coordination, and construction phase services.
