AUSTIN | Waterline | 1,034 Feet | 73 Floors | T/O

[randalls]

Originally Posted by bobbywest87

I may be the only one that cares about these types of updates, but I like to keep good shots of progress for “historical” records.

I love these types of updates too. Feel free to keep em comin'!

[IluvATX]

I can’t remember. Does this have belowgrade parking?

[agsatx88]

Originally Posted by IluvATX

I can’t remember. Does this have belowgrade parking?

Yes, I believe it goes down to B3 or B4.

[ahealy]

We saw rebar arrive on site, no? Is that just chilling on the side?

[austlar1]

The Fairmont Hotel pool seems to be getting a lot of action in the above pic!

[Urbannizer]

Austin, TX by Nikolaos Kapsalis, on Flickr

[Urbannizer]

[The ATX]

Bump. The finish out permits through floor 73 have been filed over the last two days. Now we just need the other two cranes and some vertical construction.

[ILUVSAT]

Any word on an official ground breaking ceremony?

[agsatx88]

Another 98RR crane will go up in January.

ROW closure requested for Red River 1/8/23 through 1/11/23.

https://abc.austintexas.gov/public-searc...=13004243&t_selected_propertyrsn=2019189

[agsatx88]

"Mass Concrete Pour" scheduled for 12/6 through 12/7 for 98RR.

https://abc.austintexas.gov/public-searc...=13004130&t_selected_propertyrsn=2019189

[The ATX]

That's along time into the future to plan for both of those things.

[bobbywest87]

Originally Posted by agsatx88

"Mass Concrete Pour" scheduled for 12/6 through 12/7 for 98RR.

https://abc.austintexas.gov/public-searc...=13004130&t_selected_propertyrsn=2019189

That’s a lot further out than I would have expected. I guess there’s just that much excavation that has to take place first?

Speaking of pouring things, any idea what that white stuff they poured today is?

[DougRockstead]

Originally Posted by bobbywest87

That’s a lot further out than I would have expected. I guess there’s just that much excavation that has to take place first?

Speaking of pouring things, any idea what that white stuff they poured today is?

Could be lime, to kill the growth of vegetation due to all the rain.

[ILUVSAT]

They uncovered Nate Paul's cocaine cache.

[sammyk]

Originally Posted by DougRockstead

Could be lime, to kill the growth of vegetation due to all the rain.

It is lime but not for vegetation control. It's for soil stabilization.

[the Genral]

Quicklime is frequently used to dry wet soils at construction sites and elsewhere, reducing downtime and providing an improved working surface.

[bobbywest87]

Originally Posted by the Genral

Quicklime is frequently used to dry wet soils at construction sites and elsewhere, reducing downtime and providing an improved working surface.

Makes sense. Probably because of all the rain from the other day.

[Jdawgboy]

Originally Posted by ILUVSAT

They uncovered Nate Paul's cocaine cache.

[gillynova]