Jbarn wrote:Hopefully the fact that Lowe’s wants rail access will automatically disqualify Plano and Frisco.

eburress wrote: I can also see this serving as a proof of concept to get some of the other in-town mixed-use projects, like the Spire, off the ground.

eburress wrote:^^ Good question. The Toll Brothers tower was news to me too!

ArtVandelay wrote:The character of that neighborhood and the Harwood Historic District is mid rise not high rise. So yes, there was an expectation there wouldn’t be high rises in that section of downtown.

casperitl wrote:Hard to tell from the photos if the plan has been scaled back dramatically?

Matt777 wrote:Not big enough of an area to split further into North/South. Also, does anyone else get a weird, slight confederate vibe from the name "Victory South?" It's not a big deal, but the name change is just weird.

WesTexas wrote:What the symbolism of the copper cladding at the top?

Tnexster wrote:I'm surprised there aren't more windows around the base.

tamtagon wrote:I think the DMN had a blog & link to another online report that said Austin is the best place in the country to live.

I didn't read it (hahaha)