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Tag Archives: boomtowns
New “Austin Towers” will soon be spying over Texas
For multiple decades the tallest building in Texas has been located in either Dallas, Houston, or San Antonio. That fact is about to change, as the booming state capital of Austin will soon takeover this vertical leadership role in the … Continue reading →
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Tagged architecture, art, Austin, Austin Powers, Austin Towers, boomtowns, buildings, construction, displacement, engineering, gentrification, growth, land use, skylines, skyscrapers, supertall, Texas, towers
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