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Nashville, Tennessee

Brasfield & Gorrie’s Nashville office is helping shape the city’s skyline and its continued growth. We’ve helped deliver many of the city’s most recognizable projects, from The Batman Building to Bridgestone Tower, and today continue to contribute to Nashville’s evolving skyline through notable developments including, Paramount, 1221 Grundy and The EDITION Hotel & Residences.

Our work extends beyond the buildings themselves. We build lasting relationships with clients, small businesses, and trade partners through trust, collaboration, and a shared commitment to the community. We bring the experience and resources to help shape Nashville’s future and support our clients across the Southeast and beyond.

Across Tennessee, Brasfield & Gorrie has completed more than 390 projects totaling approximately $7 billion. Since beginning work in Tennessee in the 1980s, we have remained committed to the state’s growth and development. Tennessee is home, and we are honored to help make it better. For us, building here is an investment in our future.

Phone

615.313.2900

General Contractor License

27321

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Ben Rooke

Executive Vice President

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Nashville news

Brasfield & Gorrie tops out Nashville’s 1740 Division Residential Tower

April 27, 2026

Brasfield & Gorrie recently marked the completion of the structural framework at 1740 Division. This milestone marks the topping out of the 20-story residential tower.  

High-rise construction site at dusk with cranes and workers on the partially completed 1740 Division Residential Tower by Brasfield & Gorrie; Nashville city buildings and a cloudy sky in the background.