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

[sewaneetigers]

Waterline and Travis with Rainey and down Town Lake - flew from a new location and was a little worried about flying into something by the Waterline, so not the best perspective, but good footage overall. Perfect conditions, but only had time for one take and then had to jet

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[Jdawgboy]

Awesome video sewaneetigers as always!


I don't think we will be seeing anymore vertical construction until after the new year it seems, as they have lined the top of the core with holiday lights.

[randalls]

Love it.

[ski-man]

Very nice drone video. Living far away it is nice to see the city as it grows.

[Mopacs]

This past weekend

[IluvATX]

I see Santa and some reindeer have made an appearance. OSHA might not agree with his PPE. Great pics all around Mopacs.

[mtb_jeremy]

Originally Posted by Mopacs

This past weekend

This is the view that is going to standout so much when completed. Driving in from the Eastside (low rise buildings) and seeing a 1000 ft building standing right there with nothing blocking the view of it from bottom to top will be so amazing.

[Riverranchdrone]

Starting to make an impact in the skyline from Auditorium Shores.
[IMG]DJI_0939-HDR by Jason Luebbe, on Flickr[/IMG]

[Jdawgboy]

https://www.dpr.com/media/blog/going...tins-waterline

Going Vertical with Austin’s Waterline

When complete, Waterline will be a 74-story mixed-use residential, office and retail skyscraper, and the tallest tower in Texas.

Author unknown..


Posted on November 9, 2023
Last Updated November 13, 2023

They identify urban landscapes without a word. They decorate postcards and serve as backdrops for city-dweller balconies and commutes to the office. Iconic skyscrapers give their homes personalities and proof of economic growth, but what makes them special to those who help erect them from the terrain below?

Came across this article. This says the height will be 1,025 feet.

[Urbannizer]

[Riverranchdrone]

[IMG]IMG_7339 by Jason Luebbe, on Flickr[/IMG]

[randalls]

I imagine we’ll be seeing some good height gain on this in 2024.

[Urbannizer]

Merry Christmas

[Urbannizer]

[Riverranchdrone]

Great shot Urbannizer. What camera or lens do you use. Your picture looks like how a person sees it with their eyes. When ever I take pictures with my drone or cellphone, the picture always makes the buildings seem further away and smaller than they are in real life.

[theOGalexd]

Originally Posted by Riverranchdrone

Great shot Urbannizer. What camera or lens do you use. Your picture looks like how a person sees it with their eyes. When ever I take pictures with my drone or cellphone, the picture always makes the buildings seem further away and smaller than they are in real life.

Usually a 50mm lens on a full frame camera (35mm-ish on an APS-C sensor) is close to what your eye sees.

I think an iPhone camera with the normal lens is something like a 24mm equivalent.

[Urbannizer]

Originally Posted by Riverranchdrone

Great shot Urbannizer. What camera or lens do you use. Your picture looks like how a person sees it with their eyes. When ever I take pictures with my drone or cellphone, the picture always makes the buildings seem further away and smaller than they are in real life.

Thanks! IPhone 14. I love taking pics from what the average pedestrian would see, but also elevated pics from high rises and garages. Wander off a bit and you’ll find some interesting viewpoints. These buildings are standing out quite well from S 1st & Barton Springs. Should I post pics in that larger size or keep a smaller format?

[davidtexan]

Waterline from Hanover Brazos Street:


And from The Quincy:

[clubtokyo]

That first pic makes the glass look so different, like silver or chrome??

[KevinFromTexas]

Man, the core of this thing is almost as big as Spring is.