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Old Posted Mar 21, 2025, 1:59 AM
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Yes this tower has my vote! I think its a wonderful addition to our skyline!
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One American Center, once tall and proud and featured in a John Travolta movie, "Michael", now looks miniaturize.
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One American Center, once tall and proud and featured in a John Travolta movie, "Michael", now looks miniaturize.
I still love that building. And I spotted that, too, back then. I remember my mom doubted me, but Dad was lIke, he's right, that's the Ritz Theater on 6th.
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It looked like the core was matching it yesterday from 35. I can’t remember how much higher 6x sits so since waterline is lower they should be at least tied? Has anyone counted the floors lately ?
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I have my hopes up that it will have more floors I gotta remind myself it will end up being as tall as the crane ������
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It looked like the core was matching it yesterday from 35. I can’t remember how much higher 6x sits so since waterline is lower they should be at least tied? Has anyone counted the floors lately ?
~435’ for Waterline
~495’ for 6xGuad

They have a 157’ structural height difference, but a ~100’ apparent height difference (conditional on the vantage of your view) given the ~60’ elevation difference.
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We should be reaching the height of sixth and guadalupe
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Old Posted Mar 31, 2025, 6:08 PM
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We are about to be 4 months away from Waterline topping out btw
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Looks like about 8 floors to go plus the crown
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looks like floor 63 complete plus the core so 67 total. that's according to a picture taken today
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I have my hopes up that it will have more floors I gotta remind myself it will end up being as tall as the crane ������
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Anyone know when they're going to raise the crane again? I've been waiting.
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I have not been DT to see this tower rise and did not really realize how the Office Section is "splayed out" at the bottom and narrows towards the top of the section. This tower is even more dynamic than I have thought, and more artfully designed than I thought.

This photo is fantastic in showing it. Great capture Urbannizer!
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I have not been DT to see this tower rise and did not really realize how the Office Section is "splayed out" at the bottom and narrows towards the top of the section. This tower is even more dynamic than I have thought, and more artfully designed than I thought.

This photo is fantastic in showing it. Great capture Urbannizer!



Here are a couple of photos I grabbed showing the office section interesting angle. It's quite striking when you look up at the building head-on from the new bridge over Waller Creek.



According to the most recent official renderings, the residential section also has an interesting feature where the higher floors taper forwards, creating a very nice subtle contrast with the setback of the lower floors.

You can tell from the extra panes of glass about ~18 residential floors up. Right now we have 14 residential floors covered in glass so we should start to see this coming to life soon.
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I'm in austin for a few days. coming into austin from the south it looked like it is even with 6g.
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I'm in austin for a few days. coming into austin from the south it looked like it is even with 6g.
Welcome to Austin!
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Old Posted Apr 5, 2025, 1:15 AM
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Oh nice shot! This tower will be iconic for Austin!
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