Robinson Middle School: Plano. Well, you’d better brace yourself. Cielo Property Group, which bought the property from the church early this year, has submitted plans for a 31-story, mixed-use tower at the site. (Not suggesting that you in particular said this).San Diego has more impressive street level activity.
Here are among the most notable towers planned, and in many cases already under construction, for the near future.We do our best to keep up with Austin’s rapid changes, but this certainly not meant to be the entire picture—let us know what we missed and what we need to know in the comments.Planned for a corner of the north end of downtown, where it starts blending with UT and ancillary service/hospitality businesses (and a new courthouse in the works), the proposed 28-story condo tower would hold 117 condos and ground-floor retail.
Designed by Page architecture firm and civil design firm Kimley-Horn, the mixed-use, 530,371-square-foot building will rise 60 stories and include 120,000 square feet of offices space, 363 apartments, an amenities deck, parking, and retail.
Designed by Page, it will have one- to four-bedroom units.
The city auditor’s report shows the household of the average homeowner in Austin spent $23,960 on housing in 2015, while the household of the average renter spent $12,430.
Considered a convention hotel, the new Marriott will be located just a block from the Austin Convention Center, along Cesar Chavez Street just west of Trinity Street.
Think Austin is jam-packed now?
Every time we come across a new downtown Austin condo, apartment, or office tower project in the planning stages, we like to cobble together a little 3D massing of it in Google Earth to help everyone visualize what it’ll look like in context with the rest of the city — for example, check out our rendering of the potential future of the Rainey Street District’s skyline!
It looks to be a heavily Dallas-based affair, with developer Genesis Real Estate Group, Studio Outside Landscape Architecture, and GDA Architects, all based in Big D, on the development team.The planned 51-story building on Rainey is a local affair, designed by Nelsen Partners, with DWG the landscape architect and Urbanspace founder Kevin Burns the developer.
Renters in Austin are feeling the same sort of financial pinch.
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“A Tower's in the Works at Fourth and Brazos in Downtown Austin.” TOWERS, 18 Feb. 2020, austin.towers.net/theres-a-tower-in-the-works-at-fourth-and-brazos-in-downtown-austin/?agent=.Edgemon, Erin.
The 1.75-acre Block 87 site, located next to the Austin Resource Center for the Homeless and until recently owned by St. David’s Episcopal Church, has been to some degree slated for development for a while.