SPP unveils plans for new office and residential towers in Water Street Tampa (RENDERINGS)

Strategic Property Partners has shared plans for three new projects, as part of the ongoing development of Water Street Tampa including a residential condominium building, a build-to-suit trophy office complex and an entertainment destination.

The office and residential towers will occupy an extension of Water Street, currently under construction, north of the 900 and 1000 blocks of E. Cumberland Ave.

The mixed-use entertainment destination, located just north of Amalie Arena between S. Morgan St and S. Jefferson St., will feature a select service hotel, an event parking garage and a variety of entertainment-oriented uses.

The new residential condominium building will be the tallest building at Water Street Tampa, a statement from SPP said. The tower is being designed by Gensler with Nichols Architects acting as architect of record.

The second tower will be a build-to-suit, trophy office complex with ground-floor retail and green space and a focus on a pedestrian-friendly experience.

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