New renderings from AISD for the modernized Travis High School. This is the district's most expensive project to date costing over a quarter of a billion dollars. Construction starts in december and the project's tower crane goes up in Q1 2025.
New renderings from AISD for the modernized Travis High School. This is the district's most expensive project to date costing over a quarter of a billion dollars. Construction starts in december and the project's tower crane goes up in Q1 2025.
I'm a Rebel, class of 98. I'm very excited about the new campus. It's been a long time coming. There will be a community center/meeting place as part of the campus according to the alumni group. With a donation, I'll have a brick with my name on it
AUSTIN, TEXAS — Minneapolis-based developer United Properties has completed Bishop Momo, a 274-unit apartment community in Austin’s St. Elmo District. Bishop Momo houses studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments as well as 6,000 square feet of street-level retail space. Amenities include a pool, fitness center, multiple lounges, coffee bar, dog run, conference room, package lockers and grilling stations. Belshaw Mulholland Architects designed Bishop Momo, and OHT Partners served as the general contractor. Rents start at approximately $1,450 per month for a studio apartment.
After two unsuccessful attempts to update the zoning on some commercial property on a narrow South Austin street, the owners succeeded in getting City Council approval to rezone the property at 2313, 2315, 2401 and 2413 Thornton Road at the Nov. 7 Council meeting. The new zoning will be MF-6 (Multifamily-Highest Density) with a conditional overlay and a maximum height of 60 feet. Only Council Member Alison Alter voted against the change.
Thornton Road runs south from Oltorf Street, sandwiched between a railroad track and South Lamar Boulevard. The street includes some single-family houses, some multifamily units and a variety of commercial businesses, including artist galleries and workshops.
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