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License agreement for three (3) tower cranes required to erect The Republic office building located at 401 W. 4th St.
https://abc.austintexas.gov/public-s..._propertyrsn=0
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Oh nice! Nothing to knock down, so this one will move quickly.
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It Sure Looks Like the Republic Tower’s Breaking Ground This Spring

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Ah, ze Republic. A tower like no other. She has many charms, non? Not ze least of which is her fashionable lateness, which has vexed Austin’s skyscraper enthusiasts — sorry, amateurs de gratte-ciel — since the project’s first appearance in 2018.

But after a few breadcrumbs of progress over the last couple of years, including some mysterious (and still unexplained) site plan updates last year and undated crane permits earlier this year, we finally have le pistolet fumant — a permit for the parking lot was filed earlier today by general contractors Harvey-Cleary on behalf of the project’s developers at Lincoln Property Company, requesting the closure of sidewalks all around the tower site, “to allow for the construction of The Republic project located at 401 W. 4th St.” The permit includes a start date of April 18, 2022.
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It looks like they really took the skyline into consideration and it has a sleek design.
     
     
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More rebar deliveries and both drilling machines are making holes this morning.

Edit: 2 3' holes on left. Crane putting rebar column in one. Larger holes being drilled in center.
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The first of three tower cranes is scheduled to go the second weekend in July.
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Austin has been putting up some of the most interesting towers in the USA recently. Google's Tower and this one are stunning.
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form walls on east and south braced. Form walls on north being installed.

Starting on elevated rebar level at top of piers

new conduit work along guadalupe in trench above and left of the 3rd crane base

i'll be out of town till the 31st, so no more updates for me for 2 weeks. Somebody post a pic of the mat pour if you can.
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