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[dallasbrink]

Originally Posted by TexasStar

The Cirque is topped out and crane removed.



1900 McKinney Avenue rising on the skyline.



Old Red Courthouse and Clock Tower now completed.



St.Ann Court - early site work underway.



The House in Victory Park

Thank God your a member of this group. The DallasUrban group is filled with hypocrites and i think the moderators got mad at me for standing up for my self and calling them out. But ya, once again you impress me with the photos you take, what kind of camera do you use?

[dallasbrink]

Originally Posted by maconahey

Jefferson at the Arts District

JPI also owns the lots on the other side of Ross from this property.

[SkyWatcher]

I've been able to watch the progress daily with trips to Lee Roy Jordan Lumber for Ipe and Cedar. Sure is fun seeing all these buildings going up.

I haven't seen any work going on with the deck as far as staging yet, but hope to see it soon...that's going to be a cool project.

I thought the Museum Tower was slated to break ground in 2009....I'd love if it they started sooner!

[OfCourse]

Nice. Any updates on the Mandarin?

[dallasbrink]

Originally Posted by OfCourse

Nice. Any updates on the Mandarin?

They are building the parking garage right now and are doing ground work for the tower

[dallasbrink]

Ground work has began at Saint Ann's Court

[dallasbrink]

Originally Posted by OfCourse

Nice. Any updates on the Mandarin?

I was talking to a friend of mine who works as a Valet at the W and he said that Victory Tower wont begin construction until the parking garage is completed because the lot where the tower will go is where the W is putting all of its Valet parking, once the garage is completed, they will move there parking into the garage and the tower will begin.

[Dale]

Originally Posted by dallasbrink

I was talking to a friend of mine who works as a Valet at the W and he said that Victory Tower wont begin construction until the parking garage is completed because the lot where the tower will go is where the W is putting all of its Valet parking, once the garage is completed, they will move there parking into the garage and the tower will begin.

That's a total-bummer. Here I'd thought that the tower had been u/c for several months.

[Dale]

Or I should say we were led to believe the tower was already u/c.

[OfCourse]

Originally Posted by dallasbrink

I was talking to a friend of mine who works as a Valet at the W and he said that Victory Tower wont begin construction until the parking garage is completed because the lot where the tower will go is where the W is putting all of its Valet parking, once the garage is completed, they will move there parking into the garage and the tower will begin.

Ah. Danke sehr.

[maconahey]

Saint Ann Court - 27 stories (unofficially breaking ground)
photo by rosewood




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Cirque - 28 stories
photo by rosewood






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2000 McKinney Ave - 20 stories
photo by Beck2KMcK


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1900 McKinney Ave - 26 stories
photo by rosewood


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Rosewood Court - 19 Stories
photo by rosewood


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Ritz-Carlton II Webcam

[OfCourse]

Wow. Saint Ann Court is gonna look great!

Nice update on Cirque. Thanks.

[maconahey]

^ no problem


The Mercantile Block (not sure of the name of the building under construction)



shot this out my window earlier this evening...


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The Mercantile (the yellow cover will come down once it's done)
photos by Ninjatune

[dallasbrink]

I posted a thread in the construction Page for the Merc, u guys need to go post on it.

In fact all the towers under construction in Dallas are up in the construction thread but arnt getting any attention, sucks ass.

Anyways, there was a big white tent at the Saint Ann's site today, maybe ground breaking?

[dallasbrink]

http://www.prnewswire.com/cgi-bin/s...+2007,+07:18+PM

DALLAS, Oct. 9 /PRNewswire/ --

WHAT: "Building Launch Ceremony" for Harwood International Saint Ann
Court
9:00 - 11:00 a.m., Thursday, October 11, 2007, Saint Ann Court
Project Site
Saint Ann Court will be a Class AA luxury office building
offering more than 320,000 square feet and 26 floors of
distinctive architecture, amenities, and ready access to major
Uptown Dallas attractions. Designed by Perkins + Will and
Shimoda Design Group, Saint Ann Court will be completed in
Spring 2009. Nearly 135,000 feet of office space is already
committed to an elite tenant list. It is the sixth out of 17
phases planned by Harwood International.
(Photo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20071009/LATU176)

Special features for tenants and visitors include the Saint Ann
Court Cafe by Marie-Gabrielle(TM) restaurant featuring on-campus
fine and cafe style dining and in-office catering; water
features and gardens such as the Rockefeller Sky Garden over the
11-story parking garage; Barbier-Mueller Art Collection;
"Samurai Bar" espresso lobby bar; "On-a-Good-Day(TM)" lounge;
valet parking; and private fitness center.

WHO: Gabriel Barbier-Mueller, Chairman and CEO, Harwood
International, and Honorary Consul of Switzerland

Jihane A. Boury, IIDA, Vice President, Development & Leasing,
Director of Design, Harwood International

Matt Hildreth, President and CEO, Amegy Bank of Texas/Dallas

The Honorable Tom Leppert, Mayor, City of Dallas

Joey Shimoda, Principal, Shimoda Design Group

WHEN: 9:00 - 11:00 a.m., Thursday, October 11, 2007

WHERE: Saint Ann Court Project Site
2501 North Harwood Street
Dallas, Texas 75201 (across from the Rolex Building)

Complimentary valet parking will be provided.

[dallasbrink]

can anybogy find the site where the New Merc Tower renderings are?

[CTroyMathis]

Below are two renderings of what the Water Street development in the Las Colinas district of Irving may look like:





- WDG Architecture




While this rendering below is no longer an accurate representation of the Las Colinas Station project (City of Irving), it at least gives a loose/rough idea of what may be developed there someday. . . (Thanks to jsoto3 for the confirmation that RTKL is no longer involved. And, apparently, ICON is no longer involved either.)



- RTKL/Icon Partners/City of Irving




Under the likely working title of "Paladium Las Colinas" (in Irving yet again), here's some visuals on the multi-phase project:





Sources:
http://www.palladiumusa.com/Dev_Detail.aspx?CommunityID=5
http://www.palladiumusa.com/UserData/Image/Tower-Study-Las-Colinas.gif

[CTroyMathis]

Arlington's Glorypark renderings from GreenGrassStudios.com are below.
After multiple-phases, this gives us an idea of what it may look like:

[dallasbrink]

Originally Posted by CTroyMathis

Below are two renderings of what the Water Street development in the Las Colinas district of Irving may look like:





- WDG Architecture




While this rendering below is no longer an accurate representation of the Las Colinas Station project (City of Irving), it at least gives a loose/rough idea of what may be developed there someday. . . (Thanks to jsoto3 for the confirmation that RTKL is no longer involved. And, apparently, ICON is no longer involved either.)



- RTKL/Icon Partners/City of Irving




Under the likely working title of "Paladium Las Colinas" (in Irving yet again), here's some visuals on the multi-phase project:





Sources:
http://www.palladiumusa.com/Dev_Detail.aspx?CommunityID=5
http://www.palladiumusa.com/UserData/Image/Tower-Study-Las-Colinas.gif

Originally Posted by CTroyMathis

Arlington's Glorypark renderings from GreenGrassStudios.com are below.
After multiple-phases, this gives us an idea of what it may look like:

where did you find these, i have no idea where they are, ive searched everywhere for them.

what are your secrets

[maconahey]

http://www.harwooddallas.com/Harwood_Map.pdf