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Every time I see this thread updated I think there will be a new name for the project.
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Sounds like West Campus, but more horizontal
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Lots of different names, too many different plans and projects to keep track of, but without the tall buildings (yet)
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Passed city council on 1st reading only.
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This thing is headed for a bankruptcy auction at the end of the month.
I mean . . . kinda about time, TBH. https://www.bizjournals.com/austin/n...r-auction.html |
The amount of name changes alone foretold bankruptcy.
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https://www.virtualbx.com/constructi...nod-from-city/
Austin: Long Awaited Mixed Use Campus Project Gets Nod from City Feature Illustration: An early concept of the towers of Austin Viie that were to face the U.S. Highway 183 frontage road. Posted 11-16-2020 Austin (Travis County) — A mixed use, commercial campus development that has long been planned finally received approval by the Austin City Council last week. Council rezoned 109.65 acres of a property that is to be known as Austin Viie, 3443 Ed Bluestein Boulevard, from limited industrial services district zoning to limited industrial services-planned development area district zoning. Zarafshani also requested that buildings in the portion bounded by Ed Bluestein Boulevard, Technicenter Drive, Semiconductor Drive and Central Avenue would not exceed 400 feet (28 floors) and buildings on the remaining portion west of Semiconductor Drive, would not exceed 280 feet (17 floors) of height. However, the Austin Planning Commission denied those requests and recommended that all other buildings on the property not exceed 120 feet of height. The commission said that this would still allow for the revitalization of the campus and that by increasing building heights and reducing parking requirements, the property will be able to provide a compact campus without requiring “a sea of parking and impervious cover.” There is a floodplain within the property. https://i.imgur.com/SmHNc3S.jpg |
I'm assuming the Business Journal got it wrong...again!?! They state the city cleared the development to include 40-story, 400' buildings.
https://www.bizjournals.com/austin/n...-approval.html The last I heard - and seems to be confirmed in the article above (posted by Kevin) - that the height limit was slashed down to 250'. |
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I actually think that Kevin's article is wrong. The commission OKed the 400' buildings and I didn't watch the council meeting but I think they approved it as well. Kevin's article doesn't make sense because the applicant wanted the hight limit, the city staff said no, commission overruled. However, I'm really not sure. |
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https://www.austintexas.gov/departme...201112-reg.htm item 48 it sounds like Council approved the more limited zoning. A limit of 400' on tract one, but less on the others. All way down to 120' limit on tract 4. |
Looks like something they'd put up in Azerbaijan or Kazakhstan or something
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Work on this site might have started up again. The gate has been open the last two or three weeks. And I can hear construction noises coming from it. Wow such insider detail, I know. lol
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Just a recap on this project and it's status at the moment - at least from how I understand it:
This project is about to spring back to life. https://tech3443.com/wp-content/uplo...us-map_web.jpg |
From the noises coming from it, it already has. I can hear it from the parking garage.
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Is this all new construction or does some of it already exist?
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