AUSTIN | Projects & Construction III

BevoLJ · #1 Posted **Apr 24, 2012, 11:34 PM**

Here's a list of Austin's tallest active projects that are at least 100' tall (or appear to be based on available information) as of September 2016. There are five status types:

U/C - Cement has been poured

Site Prep - Dirt is moving or utility work is underway

Site Demo - At least one structure on the site has been or is being demolished

Proposed - A specific project has been announced or has had building permit(s) filed with specific structure information

Planned - A project has been announced or has had building permit(s) filed but without specific structure information, more visionary in nature

Projects highlighted in green (as in go) are underway with financing in place. These can include projects with a Site Prep or Site Demo status.

Projects highlighted in yellow have been completed during the current calendar year and have been removed from the active projects count.

BevoLJ · #2 Posted **Apr 24, 2012, 11:43 PM**

Lol!

BevoLJ · #3 Posted **Apr 24, 2012, 11:49 PM**

Thank you. One thing I am not sure of though. Should I include the Circuit of the Americas?

I am trying to only put stuff that is like 100 feet minimum, and the tower at COTA is like 280 feet. And not sure how tall the grand stands and pit building are, but in the photos of the construction they are doing they look massive. So maybe?

migol24 · #4 Posted **Apr 24, 2012, 11:55 PM**

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Originally Posted by BevoLJ

Thank you. One thing I am not sure of though. Should I include the Circuit of the Americas?

I am trying to only put stuff that is like 100 feet minimum, and the tower at COTA is well over that. And not sure how tall the grand stands and pit building are, but in the photos of the construction they are doing they look massive. So maybe?

ah what the hell! why not? that way people can really see what's really going down in Texas.

BevoLJ · #5 Posted **Apr 24, 2012, 11:58 PM**

Lol. The tallest thing in the Under Construction section will be the racetrack, followed by a UT dorm.

migol24 · #6 Posted **Apr 25, 2012, 1:06 AM**

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Originally Posted by BevoLJ

Lol. The tallest thing in the Under Construction section will be the racetrack, followed by a UT dorm.

that racetrack is still pretty damn impressive.

NYC_Longhorn · #7 Posted **Apr 25, 2012, 1:31 AM**

Here is my updated photos from Google Earth... the heights are representative of the projects....

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LoneStarMike · #8 Posted **Apr 25, 2012, 2:13 AM**

Re: 311 Bowie

From the old thread:

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Originally Posted by Jdawgboy

Is that from the developers website? I really want this project to happen, so I hope your right that the city does support it. If thats the case then that should be a new rendering of the building.

There was an article in the Austin Business Journal -

Downtown to bloom (again)
Four big projects slated for ‘Market District’
Premium content from Austin Business Journal by Vicky Garza, Staff Writer
Friday, April 13, 2012

You could only read the first paragraph at the ABJ, but I found the entire article reprinted on J B Goodwin Realtor's website.

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311 Bowie

The tallest project planned for the area will be south of the new Whole Foods offices, on about one acre, between the Tiniest Bar in Texas and Gables West Avenue.

Endeavor Real Estate Group and Lynd Co. are planning a 35-story building with 42,586 square feet of office space, 3,385 square feet of retail and 359 apartments. Developers had faced some challenges in 2011 because of the Heritage Tree Ordinance, but the site plan recently filed with the city states that they had received a variance to remove one tree that is dying and a permit to move another elsewhere on the property.

The project is still undergoing the city’s site plan review process.

So I guess while it's not officially approved yet, it isn't dead, either.

wwmiv - the rendering of the retail project you asked about is located at 405 N.Lamar and is also mentioned in the above story.

Jdawgboy · #9 Posted **Apr 25, 2012, 2:25 AM**

Thats great, thanks for the update Lonestar, that area is going to be a very nice area of Downtown, but then again it seems like most of Downtown's districts are going to be nice and impressive in their own right. Market District, Waterfront District, Rainey Street District, Warehouse District will continue to improve as well as 6th and Red River Streets in the coming years. I guess the areas that will be left for improvement will be the area surrounding the capital and if im not mistaken the state still wants to build up those areas. Im sure it may be awhile but its a step in the right direction.

NYC_Longhorn · #10 Posted **Apr 25, 2012, 2:30 AM**

WTF, who do I have to blow to get a compliment on my google earth renderings?

migol24 · #11 Posted **Apr 25, 2012, 4:26 AM**

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Originally Posted by NYC_Longhorn

WTF, who do I have to blow to get a compliment on my google earth renderings?

thanks NYC_Longhorn! i always wanted to do some renderings on google sketchup but i feel like i should get paid for it if i'm gonna do it. so its always awesome when someone posts something like it. but who knows? maybe i'll get very bored one of these days with so much time in my hands and i'll try to put all the buildings in there with my limited to near non-existent architectural skills.

i'm sure the narrow lines don't give you a good perspective on just how dense downtown will get, but it does give you an awesome idea of how tall it will be. especially those twin towers! they're gonna make austin look mighty impressive.

audiomuse · #12 Posted **Jun 18, 2013, 6:59 PM**

Eleven Apartments (17 June 2013)

wwmiv · #13 Posted **Apr 25, 2012, 2:40 AM**

I'll take up that offer.

Jdawgboy · #14 Posted **Apr 25, 2012, 2:52 AM**

Nice renderings NYC_Longhorn... One thing though your missing Skyhouse.

LOL wwmiv

Id have to see a pic of you NYC first LOL

BevoLJ · #15 Posted **Apr 25, 2012, 2:53 AM**

Lol, NYC. I hope it is OK, I added the one from the School for the Deaf to the top of my list. I love them!

The BJ will not be necessary. Maybe I could pass your generous offer to wwmiv?

Syndic · #16 Posted **Apr 25, 2012, 3:07 AM**

Wait a minute. What is that really tall pink line north of Frost Tower?

Also, the building south of Lady Bird Lake is missing from your list. I'm guessing that's Aquaterra? And you might want to update your rendering for Seaholm. http://seaholm.info/

The Whitney Printing Tower may just be my favorite development under construction right now. It's not huge; it's just a solid project in a key area of downtown. And it's apartments, which makes it even cooler. The Gables Park Plaza Tower is definitely up there with it, though.

JoninATX · #17 Posted **Apr 25, 2012, 3:47 AM**

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Originally Posted by Syndic

Wait a minute. What is that really tall pink line north of Frost Tower?

Also, the building south of Lady Bird Lake is missing from your list. I'm guessing that's Aquaterra? And you might want to update your rendering for Seaholm. http://seaholm.info/

The Whitney Printing Tower may just be my favorite development under construction right now. It's not huge; it's just a solid project in a key area of downtown. And it's apartments, which makes it even cooler. The Gables Park Plaza Tower is definitely up there with it, though.

The pink line by the Frost will be the T.Stacy tower, if built it would be 830 ft. tall.

Syndic · #18 Posted **Apr 25, 2012, 4:26 PM**

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Originally Posted by JoninATX

The pink line by the Frost will be the T.Stacy tower, if built it would be 830 ft. tall.

The T. Stacy project is dead, though, right?

JoninATX · #19 Posted **Apr 27, 2012, 9:23 AM**

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Originally Posted by Syndic

The T. Stacy project is dead, though, right?

I think its on hold.

cvillehorn · #20 Posted **Apr 25, 2012, 5:03 AM**

And it goes on and on and on.....

Austin's own version of Gruene Hall part of downtown redevelopment projectsnovak@statesman.com 04/24/2012 8:47 PM

By Shonda Novak

AMERICAN-STATESMAN STAFF

A project in the works downtown could bring new life to two dilapidated warehouse buildings including converting one of them into Austin's version of the famed Gruene Hall music venue in New Braunfels.

http://m.statesman.com/statesman/db_...tguid=z7jKek8x