AUSTIN | The Luminary (14th & Guadalupe) | 415 FEET | 35 FLOORS | On Hold

[The ATX]

Originally Posted by Lobotomizer

At barely over 1 foot per floor the market for this building is going to be miniscule.

And I fixed that for the typo nazis.

[78701]

This will be marketed by Urbanspace, the folks behind The Modern:
"Urbanspace is ecstatic to announce our newest highrise community - Luminary. Urbanspace will be partnering with Developer Northland Living, as the exclusive sales and marketing company for this 35-story tower centrally located at 14th and Guadalupe, nestled in a unique pocket between Judges Hill, The Texas State Capitol, and the West Side of Downtown. This marks our third project to work on with Architects Page Southerland Page, Inc. and General Contractors Flintco, LLC. Be in the know regarding the latest project developments by registering your interest at LuminaryAustin.com."
Source:
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/urbanspac...tower-activity-7148812689329242112-1FDn?

[FrankLloydLeft]

Originally Posted by Lobotomizer

At barely over 1 foot per floor the market for this building is going to be miniscule.

Hey, my ant needs a place to live downtown too.

[Urbannizer]

So Arcadian design (revised slightly) with The Luminary name.

[The ATX]

Originally Posted by Urbannizer

So Arcadian design (revised slightly) with The Luminary name.

Sounds like a nice compromise.

[uhhh_idk]

Hope they go through with this, brings much needed height to the area. Imagine this, The Liberty (14th & Lavaca), and Annie B (12th & San Antonio) developing a nice 400' plateau in NW dt

[myBrain]

Preferred the green but this is still nice, especially the base.

I just want a green tower so bad.

[jake.robs]

This project is in my top 3 favorite proposals of current projects. I'm glad they kept the scalloped arches, and hope the white material is some kind of masonry.

[clubtokyo]

The arches at the bottom remind me of the new section at Blanton.

[urbancore]

Does this stand a chance to break ground in 2024?

[We vs us]

Originally Posted by urbancore

Does this stand a chance to break ground in 2024?

We probably need to crowdsource our over/under for 2024 groundbreakings. I have a suspicion that there's more out there than we think.

[The ATX]

Originally Posted by We vs us

We probably need to crowdsource our over/under for 2024 groundbreakings. I have a suspicion that there's more out there than we think.

We started that discussion in late December in the Next Wave thread. I have 5 possibilities over 300'.

[78701]

Originally Posted by urbancore

Does this stand a chance to break ground in 2024?

Not according to Urbanspace: "sales and construction will begin next year, with the first homes beginning to deliver in early 2028."

[Urbannizer]

https://luminaryaustin.com/#gf_1

[clubtokyo]

That site says sales in 2025?

[The ATX]

The FAA cases for the building were filed today. It gained 15' from the 400' we had for it.

https://oeaaa.faa.gov/oeaaa/external/sea...displayOECase&oeCaseID=615245663&row=109

[paul78701]

New details emerge about 35-story Luminary condo tower planned for downtown Austin:
https://www.statesman.com/story/business...do-tower-luxury-residential/73992703007/

[Urbannizer]

[The ATX]

The Statesman article is paywalled. What exactly are the changes?

[PolskaFly]

Originally Posted by The ATX

The Statesman article is paywalled. What exactly are the changes?

You can generally read any paywalled article by archiving it at archive.is.

Here’s a link to the archived article: http://archive.today/IluIl