That's Butler Park and Auditorium Shores. I like to think of them as Austin's front yard. Zilker Park west of downtown would have to be our backyard then. I wouldn't trade those spaces for anything.
That's Butler Park and Auditorium Shores. I like to think of them as Austin's front yard. Zilker Park west of downtown would have to be our backyard then. I wouldn't trade those spaces for anything.
Yeah, I wasn't suggesting anything be done to them. It's great to have that parkland right in the very center of the city.
As someone who lived in Austin in the mid-to-late 70s, the new skyline is VERY impressive. As a Houstonian, however, it's a little less impressive when considering the fact that of the 30 or so tall(ish) buildings built in the last 15 years, all but 4 are residential or hotel.
Austin lookin' mighty fine. I was suprised by the huge tree canopy (something we take for granted)... when I think of the immediate perimeter of Texas cities, I think of parking lots and freeways (my bad, stereotyping).
__________________ circa 2008: home of the 3rd best skyline in N.A. +++circa 2028: home of the 2nd best skyline in N.A. (T-Dot)