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Old Posted Feb 5, 2018, 7:47 PM
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Those are made of concrete to look like real wood. Local artist does those. His work is all over town. Sometimes you can't even tell that it's fake.
Thanks. I was just gently mocking the photo stitching while appreciating a nice photo.
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I wonder if those large palm trees will survive or if we will see new landscaping go in on the Thompson side.
Let's hope they don't, and they put proper trees. The river is not a beach.
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Let's hope they don't, and they put proper trees. The river is not a beach.
Palm trees only appear at beaches? There are several cold hardy palms found all over areas of the world that are not a beach. In fact the Texas Sabel Palm is very common in South and Central Texas.
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Let's hope they don't, and they put proper trees. The river is not a beach.
This makes no sense whatsoever.
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[IMG]Will Naylor Smith River Walk Plaza by Raul Medina III, on Flickr[/IMG]

The Arts is going to rise very nice behind the Tobin Center!
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[IMG]Will Naylor Smith River Walk Plaza by Raul Medina III, on Flickr[/IMG]

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Nice picture!
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Oh wow, that's extremely live.
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Awesome. It’s amazing what they’re doing with that tiny space.

In other news, how awful does Hotel Indigo look?
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Awesome. It’s amazing what they’re doing with that tiny space.

In other news, how awful does Hotel Indigo look?
Wow! that's a great view. I do hope they had a wider view, though. They do seem to be moving fast, as I would expect for this project.

However, this is the second time I see that it's going to be 20 floors instead of 21. Now it's on their main page, so it has to be 20 now. Did this change, I remember them considering 22 floors, adding one more, but it seems its now 20. Well, I guess it doesn't really matter since high is most important.
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Wow! that's a great view. I do hope they had a wider view, though. They do seem to be moving fast, as I would expect for this project.

However, this is the second time I see that it's going to be 20 floors instead of 21. Now it's on their main page, so it has to be 20 now. Did this change, I remember them considering 22 floors, adding one more, but it seems its now 20. Well, I guess it doesn't really matter since high is most important.
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Hotel Indigo is awful. Hopefully the Arts will cover it up!
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Awesome. It’s amazing what they’re doing with that tiny space.

In other news, how awful does Hotel Indigo look?
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Hotel Indigo is awful. Hopefully the Arts will cover it up!
Seems like hotel indigo has a thing for awful design!

The one here in austin has all the character of a cheaply built student housing project. The one in Dallas is located in a beautiful historic building, but the room finishes are just awful....periwinkle blue and yellow, floral patterns, I felt like I was at Great Aunt Patty's retirement house in the backwoods of Alabama.
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The bulldozers are really cranking it up this morning with clearing the site:

http://dcpartnersusa.com/properties/thompson/
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How soon until we see the crane go up?
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^^ Months.
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"Months" is kinda vague, we talking 2 or 22?! Best guesstimate Jack?
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If we're talking about a towering construction crane that gets floors to go vertically...I'd say between 3 to 4 months
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If we're talking about a towering construction crane that gets floors to go vertically...I'd say between 3 to 4 months
Nah, these type of construction projects finish up fast. This will not be the Frost. Time is truly is money regarding these projects. I say by end of March we will see something, no later than mid-April, for sure.
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