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Old Posted Oct 11, 2020, 11:53 PM
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A few distant skyline shots taken yesterday (10/10)





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Wow. Those are amazing pics.
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Great photo. This view but with 6X, incredible!
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Great photo. This view but with 6X, incredible!
Would that be the crane just to the right of The Monarch?
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Nothing in that photo existed before 2008. Insanity.
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That seems right to me.
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We are going to have an interesting triangle of our 3 tallest.
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From elevation of 880 feet on 10/14/20.

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Old Posted Oct 16, 2020, 3:21 AM
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Indeed is looking MASSIVE from there
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Wow, man, that's a great view. The nice thing about that view and Indeed Tower, is that 6 X Guadalupe won't block the view of it. It'll be just to the right of it. You can see the crane for it. It'll block the view of 300 West Sixth there, but most of Indeed Tower will still show up.
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Old Posted Oct 25, 2020, 11:19 PM
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Old Posted Oct 26, 2020, 1:25 PM
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Old Posted Oct 26, 2020, 3:48 PM
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Strange -- I'd expect to see the almost-completed Marriott from that angle, but I suppose it's totally hidden by the 4 Seasons Residences...

Still, wild to see how that view might change even in the next year or two. We'll have 4-5 new buildings near Rainey, as well as a completed Block 185, Block 71, 6xGuad, Avenue Hotel, and possibly a partially-completed Republic Square and BBVA building....
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I see a nice patch of green grass with a tree in the middle. Why isn't there a building or two on it yet?
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I see a nice patch of green grass with a tree in the middle. Why isn't there a building or two on it yet?
What a waste, amirite?
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As soon as the School for the deaf gets sold there will be.
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Old Posted Oct 26, 2020, 5:38 PM
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That's one of those funny angles where the skyline doesn't look as tall as it actually is. There're actually several of those throughout the city (IMO) where you get a nice pano of DT, but the buildings just don't look as large as they actually are. It's weird. Maybe a trick of the light? Or the downtown grid is in a bit of a valley in comparison to the surrounding areas?
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Old Posted Oct 26, 2020, 6:01 PM
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That's one of those funny angles where the skyline doesn't look as tall as it actually is. There're actually several of those throughout the city (IMO) where you get a nice pano of DT, but the buildings just don't look as large as they actually are. It's weird. Maybe a trick of the light? Or the downtown grid is in a bit of a valley in comparison to the surrounding areas?
That's definitely the case approaching downtown on 35 (upper deck in particular). There are many angles from the north that are underwhelming. Topography definitely plays a part in that... a very gradual rise in elevation as you head north.
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