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Austin 360 Condominiums - Austin, Texas
D&A is working with the Atlanta-based Novare Group Holdings
LLC and Austin development firm Andrews Urban LLC on one of latest
downtown developments in Austin: a 420-unit condominium tower on
1.3 acres. The 44-story, 433-unit glass condominium tower, located
at 360 Nueces Street between Third and Fourth streets will feature
a lighted glass spire facing Town Lake, street-level retail, large
balconies for each unit, limestone accents at street level, and
decorative metal panels created by local Austin artists.
The project is located on property that
is currently an abandoned parking lot in the southwest area of downtown
at Nueces and Third streets adjacent to Austin Music Hall, La Zona
Rosa, and the new home of Ballet Austin.
D&A has been involved from the beginning and has provided feasibility
research, land status determination, preliminary site plan coordination,
and surveying services in the early stages of the development. D&A
then worked on the construction documents and got the site plan
approved by the City of Austin.
"Novare and Andrews Urban are transforming an abandoned location
into a magnificent example of urban infill," said Austin Mayor
Will Wynn. "This location is properly zoned away from single-family
neighborhoods and outside any Capitol View Corridor. The City has
built the foundation for an active downtown where Austinites can
live, work and play, and we're pleased to see companies build the
structures that will exceed the growing demands for more attainable
living in the area."
Novare Group focuses on condominium high-rises aimed at buyers 25
to 40 years old who want an urban lifestyle.
"This development will enhance the urban living experience
in downtown Austin," Andrews said. "Our goal is to develop
a stunning tower with exceptional views, comfortable yet elegant
living spaces, ample parking and the modern conveniences sought
by urban dwellers, all at more attainable prices." The developers
hope to break ground early next year, with the first occupants moving
in by fall 2007.
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