‘Bryant Landing’ developer plans to turn old JPB campus into senior community

Wants to keep and transform 3 school buildings, add 3 buildings in Phase 1; hopes to fund it with tax credits

In this development plan for Phase I of the Bryant Landing senior community, the three buildings tinted red are existing parts of the old Julia P. Bryant Elementary School proposed to be renovated as apartment buildings. Two buildings to the left, along Stockyard Road, and one at top right, on Donnie Simmons Drive, would be built new to hold eight to 10 apartments each. This illustration has been modified from one created by Martin Riley Associates, Architects.

Special Illustration In this development plan for Phase I of the Bryant Landing senior community, the three buildings tinted red are existing parts of the old Julia P. Bryant Elementary School proposed to be renovated as apartment buildings. Two buildings — In this development plan for Phase I of the Bryant Landing senior community, the three buildings tinted red are existing parts of the old Julia P. Bryant Elementary School proposed to be renovated as apartment buildings. Two buildings to the left, along Stockyard Road, and one at top right, on Donnie Simmons Drive, would be built new to hold eight to 10 apartments each. This illustration has been modified from one created by Martin Riley Associates, Architects.

The developer in the process of buying a majority of the old Julia P. Bryant Elementary School campus proposes to make it a senior community called Bryant Landing and create 51 apartments in Phase I, keeping and transforming three of the former school buildings in the process.

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