If built, the tower planned at the half-block on the northeast corner of Fourth and Brazos Streets in downtown Austin by Chicago development outfit CA Ventures will be the city's second-tallest, according to recent city development filings. The project's site plan is currently in review status with the city, but available documents are unclear on the tower's exact height, ...
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Central Austin Development Roundup: We’re Still Building These, Folks
A fun game to play during a global pandemic such as this one is to search your inbox for the word "unprecedented" and try to find the funniest way it's been strategically deployed in an email blast by one of the brands you don't immediately kick to the spam folder. I got one from Panera Bread the other day. Anyway, we get that it's been weird lately, but despite the risks our ...
Demolition Approved at West Sixth Sushi Bar, Making Way for 60 Floors
The 60-story downtown Austin apartment and office tower planned at 321 West Sixth Street by banking outfit BBVA USA and national developer Ryan Companies is one step closer to breaking ground at its 0.47-acre site on the southeast corner of West Sixth and Guadalupe Streets, despite a few setbacks on the national stage making the timing of that groundbreaking unclear for the ...
Cambridge Tower, Austin’s Breeziest Building, Stays Cool in Strange Times
Working from home as a social distancing measure to slow the spread of coronavirus is an option many people simply don't have, but it's easy to forget that privilege when you've been stuck inside for nearly a month. Are you looking out your window a lot? The view from my window, which looks east across Lavaca Street, happens to be almost entirely occupied by the ...
Current Events Aside, Downtown Austin’s BBVA Tower Plan Is Extremely Narrow
If keeping up with the news over the last week has you more than a little burnt out, we're here with a welcome distraction -- the 60-story apartment and office tower planned by BBVA USA and developer Ryan Companies at 321 West Sixth Street in downtown Austin is extremely narrow. How narrow, you ask? Very. But you wouldn't necessarily be able to tell that from the ...
