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Nissan's New Corporate Facility to Be Called Nissan Americas


March 2007
 Filed under: NISSAN CORPORATE Car News | NISSAN CORPORATE Headlines
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (March 7, 2007) – “Nissan Americas” will be the name of Nissan’s new corporate facility in Franklin, Tenn., the company announced today. The Management Committee-Americas oversees and leads functions and programs throughout North, Central and South America to maximize performance and profit.

Construction for the Nissan Americas facility, which represents a capital investment in excess of $100 million, began in June 2006. Occupancy is planned for mid-2008. The building is located about 20 miles south of downtown Nashville.
“The construction project is on schedule, and the footprint of the building is now visible,” says Rob Traynham, Nissan North America director of Security, Flight Operations and Facilities. “Nissan Americas will be a striking addition to the business landscape in Franklin, but, more importantly, it will be at the center of value creation for all our operations.”

Currently at the construction site in Franklin, the building pad has been completed. The drilled pier foundations for the office facility and adjacent garage have been completed. Preparation of the site roads and installation of underground utilities have begun. Two of the building’s four elevator towers have been completed.

Erection of the first steel has begun; during construction, about 3,400 tons of structural steel will be used. The steel will be erected in four sequences, beginning at the north end of the building. In addition to the structural steel, 575 tons of reinforcing steel will be used, and 23,000 cubic yards of concrete will be placed. Over the course of the project, 113,000 cubic yards of earth will be moved at the 50-acre site.

Nissan Americas will comprise 10 office floors and an underground level with two salons for special reviews of new models or prototype vehicles. The building will reach a height of approximately 150 feet and will encompass a total floor space of 460,000 square feet. An adjacent parking garage will accommodate 1,135 vehicles, and a 10,000-square-foot employee fitness center is being constructed on the western side of the parking garage structure.

The facility has been designed to provide a spacious and productive work environment for employees. Inside, large, alternating atriums with open stairways will connect the main floors. Each floor’s open environment will also include informal meeting areas, and video conferencing centers will encourage cross-functional collaboration among Nissan employees in North America or in other parts of the world.

Skanska USA Building Inc. is the construction manager of the Nissan Americas project. Gresham, Smith and Partners is responsible for the design and engineering work for the facility.

In North America, Nissan's operations include automotive styling, design, engineering, consumer and corporate financing, sales and marketing, distribution and manufacturing. More information about Nissan in North America and the complete line of Nissan and Infiniti vehicles can be found online at www.NissanUSA.com and www.infiniti.com

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Source: Nissan

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