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[The ATX]

Ha. I like how someone goes to the trouble of Photoshopping some buildings into the skyline, and we all want more, more.

[lzppjb]

The updated one looks outstanding! I see Block 185 and 5th & Brazos.

[hequals2henry]

Originally Posted by lzppjb

The updated one looks outstanding! I see Block 185 and 5th & Brazos.

Just updated again!

[corvairkeith]

Originally Posted by We vs us

If you can add The Republic, I'll give you $5.

Originally Posted by hequals2henry

Just updated again!

We Vs. Us owes you five bucks.

[The ATX]

Imagine this view pulled back just enough to show all the present and proposed Rainey District towers. Amazing.

[Sigaven]

Didn't we also see a proposed tower awhile back for the parking lot across 8th from St David's? Wonder whatever happened to that one. That would also have an impact on this rendering.

[KevinFromTexas]

Originally Posted by Sigaven

Didn't we also see a proposed tower awhile back for the parking lot across 8th from St David's? Wonder whatever happened to that one. That would also have an impact on this rendering.

From what I remember, it's still alive, but from what theATX said, there are some changes coming based on the site plan activity. As of January, they said they were planning to break ground next January, but weren't sure what they would be building there. Here's the thread on it. There are even some good renderings in there of it, but it's likely going to appear different than that.

http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/show...=170224&page=7

By the way, Henry, I LOVE the labels you added. One of my pet peeves with some of the "future skyline" renderings that people do is they don't add the names of the new towers to let the viewer go read up on the details of what they're seeing.

[hequals2henry]

Originally Posted by KevinFromTexas

From what I remember, it's still alive, but from what theATX said, there are some changes coming based on the site plan activity. As of January, they said they were planning to break ground next January, but weren't sure what they would be building there. Here's the thread on it. There are even some good renderings in there of it, but it's likely going to appear different than that.

http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/show...=170224&page=7

By the way, Henry, I LOVE the labels you added. One of my pet peeves with some of the "future skyline" renderings that people do is they don't add the names of the new towers to let the viewer go read up on the details of what they're seeing.

Thank you Kevin!!

[masonh2479]

Originally Posted by hequals2henry

Thank you Kevin!!

+1, nice job with the skyline mockup Henry! I can't wait till the Marriott opens!

[wwmiv]

You left out Parsley.

[KevinFromTexas]

Originally Posted by wwmiv

You left out Parsley.

Honestly, I've been forgetting about it as well. I was mostly interested in the residential version of that proposal, but I think I'll probably like the office tower just as well. I do like the bold colors, and I'm hoping the black mullions are real.

Anyway, here's the thread on that. There are some renderings of it in there.




http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/show...225662&page=22

[ToTheSky]

hequals2henry thank you for updating this. Probably the best photoshop of proposed buildings for any downtown anywhere that I've ever seen. We all owe you $5 or a beer, or three!

[hequals2henry]

Originally Posted by ToTheSky

hequals2henry thank you for updating this. Probably the best photoshop of proposed buildings for any downtown anywhere that I've ever seen. We all owe you $5 or a beer, or three!

Thank you!! Appreciate the offer lol

[hequals2henry]

Originally Posted by KevinFromTexas

Honestly, I've been forgetting about it as well. I was mostly interested in the residential version of that proposal, but I think I'll probably like the office tower just as well. I do like the bold colors, and I'm hoping the black mullions are real.

Anyway, here's the thread on that. There are some renderings of it in there.




http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/show...225662&page=22

I was asking you about this building earlier and apparently it would be barely visible to the left of the Austonian. Shouldn't be a hard one lol

[hequals2henry]

Originally Posted by KevinFromTexas

Honestly, I've been forgetting about it as well. I was mostly interested in the residential version of that proposal, but I think I'll probably like the office tower just as well. I do like the bold colors, and I'm hoping the black mullions are real.

Anyway, here's the thread on that. There are some renderings of it in there.




http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/show...225662&page=22

Actually, now that I see the location of 300 Colorado and where it would be in my render, I really question the visibility of this building. It might peek a little above Colorado tower, but other than that it is directly behind the Austonian. Because we are not getting a front view of this building, we are getting a 45 degree view. It would make the southern facing side seem a lot narrower than it is. And the southern facing side is not even as wide as that whole block.

[The ATX]

Henry's photoshop is getting some attention. It's made it's way on to at least four discussion sites and two blogs. Here it is on ATX real Estate News.

https://atxrealestatenews.com/2019/0...stins-skyline/

[drummer]

Originally Posted by The ATX

Henry's photoshop is getting some attention. It's made it's way on to at least four discussion sites and two blogs. Here it is on ATX real Estate News.

https://atxrealestatenews.com/2019/0...stins-skyline/

Henry Han, a product designer in Austin with an impressive roster of work, created the skyline rendering just for fun and the enjoyment of others.

This is their way of saying they don't want to participate in buying you any beers for your work.

[hequals2henry]

Originally Posted by The ATX

Henry's photoshop is getting some attention. It's made it's way on to at least four discussion sites and two blogs. Here it is on ATX real Estate News.

https://atxrealestatenews.com/2019/0...stins-skyline/

The ATX, thank you for letting us know about these features. Can you tell me which other sites or blogs you found this image on?

[fromCAtoTX]

From the top of the Four Seasons Residences building today

[hequals2henry]

Thank you all for sharing it!