Planned Turtle Creek condo tower will offer only 14 luxury homes

A high-rise in the works for Dallas’ Turtle Creek corridor will offer some of the largest and most exclusive residential units.

Developer Centurion American Group recently presented plans for the 14-story Julien condominium tower to the Oak Lawn Committee. The building would be constructed on a small vacant lot near the northwest corner of Turtle Creek Boulevard and Fairmount Street.

The planned residential tower would only have 14 living units, with most of the condos taking up a full floor in the building.

Each of the 14 floors would total about 8,100 square feet, including the stairs, elevators and mechanical areas.

Cars would be parked in a garage accessed with an automobile elevator, according to plans.

Dallas’ Merriman Anderson Architects designed the building, which would be constructed next door to the Parkside Tower office building that fronts on Maple Avenue.

The building is one of several new residential towers in the works for the area just north of Dallas’ Uptown neighborhood.

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Across the street, Houston-based developer Hanover Co. is building a 21-story apartment tower. Next door to the Hanover site, California-based Nexus Development Corp. plans to build a 25-story residential tower called The Vivante at Turtle Creek.

Denver-based apartment builder UDR also owns a Turtle Creek development site northeast of the Hanover project.

A couple of blocks from Turtle Creek on Dickason Avenue, Rosewood Hotels is partnering with a Dallas developer on a 17-story condominium building.