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Six-acre redevelopment set to begin in downtown Austin

Six-acre redevelopment set to begin in downtown Austin


By By Lenora Jane Estes, Editorial Intern | August 11, 2010
This article first appeared in the 200808 issue of BD+C.

Dallas-based Trammell Crow Company, Austin developer Constructive Ventures, and the San Antonio office of USAA Real Estate Co. will redevelop the Green Water Treatment Plant and adjoining Austin Energy Control Center sites, together encompassing more than six acres in downtown Austin, Texas. The project will represent Austin's largest downtown redevelopment effort to date. The team's proposed plan, designed by Mithun, Seattle, includes condos, apartments, offices, lodging, and retail space, blended with five public squares. The project also includes a senor living facility, a boutique hotel, and more than 5,000 parking spaces. The redevelopment is expected to gain LEED Gold certification, with buildings featuring solar thermal collectors, double-skin membranes, solar screens, and vegetated roofs.

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