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Redevelopment plans put forward for Old Town hotel site

By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter

Site and development plans have been submitted in Scottsdale for redevelopment of a 3.87-acre parcel on Indian School Road in Old Town Scottsdale.

The property at 7110 E. Indian School Road is currently home to the Howard Johnson Old Town hotel, The Venue event venue and the Kimsey Building. The latter was designed by Ralph Haver and was known as the Triangle Building.

The new plans call for a mixed-used development with a 168-room hotel, 190 residential units and restaurant space.

Utah-based PEG Cos. (Robert Schmidt, Ryan Barker and Matt Krambule) submitted designs and site plans with the City of Scottsdale. Plans call for preservation of the Kimsey / Triangle building as part of the redevelopment.

Gensler is part of the architecture and design team for the Scottsdale project.

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