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Really great picture! Also cant wait for Austin to have the tallest building in Texas!
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Agreed. It'll rise just to the left of Frost from that vantage point.
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It’ll be just to the left of the austonian from this view.
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Yeah, I just get the idea that 6x will still dominate the skyline more than what 98 Red River will, especially from this perspective, despite it being the taller one. Or even coming down from South Congress, you won't even be able to see 98 Red River.
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The elevation changes are going to play a role, but I think 98 Red River will still be a monster.
98 Red River - 1,034 feet tall - site ranges from 450 to 465 feet above sea level. Total height above mean sea level - 1,489 feet. 6 X Guadalupe - 883 feet tall - site ranges from 477 feet to 497 feet above sea level. Total height above mean sea level - 1,372 feet. So, even though 98 Red River will be 151 feet taller than 6 X Guadalupe, it'll only appear 117 feet taller than 6 X Guadalupe when viewed from a distance. I think the difference is small enough that most people won't notice. |
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Greystar Breaks Ground on Symphony Square Project
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10 Years and One New Skyline Later, Waterloo Park Returns on August 14
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Arent those hideous parking garages supposed to be torn down and replaced with something? I thought I remember seeing something from forever ago about future Capitol grounds area redevelopment. |
Liking that East Austin Office Park.... where is this?
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