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I created a separate thread for West Campus Projects to keep track of all the student apartment buildings.  I should probably create a separate thread for the Domain/North Austin projects because of the amount of significant projects.  Several years ago one of the Domain developers suggested that the Domain was Austin's "second downtown".  That was extreme hyperbole at the time, but not so much now.  This area has recently been up-zoned, and there are around a dozen 200'+ towers completed/under construction/planned.  There are even two 300 foot plus office towers awaiting city approval.  Facebook, Amazon, Indeed and Home Away all occupy a tower here.  In addition to all the office towers, we now have residential high- rises going up.

This is Domain Residential Tower #1 and one of the 300' + office towers.  Both are awaiting city approval.

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Burnet RD & Braker LN is ground zero for the Domain/North Austin boom.  The NW area of that intersection is home to the Domain.  The general NE area is home to the IBM (6K employees) and expanding Charles Schwab campuses.  This is also the site of the Broadmoor development which was up-zoned for 360' towers and was a leading HQ2 site.  The area SE of this intersection is the future home of the MLS stadium, and the SW corner has a large University of Texas research facility.

On the right is the nearly complete Domain 12 Facebook tower.  On the left is the U/C Domain 11 Home Away Tower.  The crane in the foreground is for Domain 10.

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Here's another view of Domain 10, 11 and 12.

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There's downtown ~12 miles in the distance.

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Here's a new project called Domain 2.

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Here are some future towers being called Domain D and Domain G.

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This hequals2henry Photoshop of a Manuel Garza photo features six buildings Photoshopped into the skyline.  The photo was taken from the Rainey St. District, so the Rainey towers and the Fairmont are missing.  But four of the six towers Photoshopped in are underway, so this is a realistic depiction of the skyline in three years.  

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The biggest proposed cluster of towers are out view at the bottom of that photo in the Rainey St. District.  There are a lot of towers completed and proposed for that area, and among them are five proposals in the 500' and 600'+ range lined up in a row:

WeWork Project - 53-Stories, 614'

Travis Tower #1 50-stories, 595'

Travis Tower #2 50-Stories, 591'

44 East - 51-Stories, 585'

WeWork Project - 43-Stories, 523'


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Here's an update on the two State Government complexes.  The first two photos show the sites of the two office towers going up along the future mall that is replacing N. Congress Ave. at the downtown Capitol Complex.

This one is 1801 Congress from earlier today.  The pit is huge and will get deeper still because vertical construction isn't scheduled to start until June. 

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This is the 1601 office tower from today.  Site Prep is well underway.

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This is also from today.  It's the North Austin Complex expansion project.

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Here's another shot of the ever increasing density in West Campus from yesterday.  The almost completed tower is The Inspire on 22nd.  I don't recall the names of the tower in the foreground or the other almost completed one at right-center.

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Deep in a pit of another 18-story student apartment tower.  This one is Two Two Zero Four.

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Demo finally got underway to clear a Hooters from a site south of the river.  This was several days ago, and the site is clear now.  Photos are automatically sized rather nicely on UP.  But Youtube videos are always huge.

 

The Demo was also the official groundbreaking for this.  It's called RiverSouth:  

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North Austin is really booming with high-rises.  This one is not at the Domain but close to it and next to the future MLS stadium.  In fact this project changed it name to The Arena Tower (Why not Stadium Tower?) and added two parking levels because the stadium doesn't have much parking.

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14 hours ago, The ATX said:

Demo finally got underway to clear a Hooters from a site south of the river.  This was several days ago, and the site is clear now.  Photos are automatically sized rather nicely on UP.  But Youtube videos are always huge.

 

The Demo was also the official groundbreaking for this.  It's called RiverSouth:  

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From that angle, it reminds me of something a Jawa should be driving (which is cool).

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