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Old Posted Jul 11, 2016, 1:37 AM
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Great design, but it really needs to be 600ft. Such a shame.
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My thoughts exactly. A 600ft dress slipped onto a 400ft body.
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A few drone videos showing the western and central sections of downtown

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Love the crown.
23 floors does not quite equate to 40 or 50 stories does it? And to think that San Antonio is Frost headquarters.

Austin' Frost is much taller isn't it.

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Old Posted Jul 15, 2016, 4:23 PM
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23 floors does not quite equate to 40 or 50 stories does it? And to think that San Antonio is Frost headquarters.

Austin' Frost is much taller isn't it.
Yeah Austin's is taller, but it's not a competition. That doesn't really matter. What matters is that it's getting built and the streetscape that is coming with it. This is big for us here, and I for one am excited.
     
     
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Old Posted Jul 15, 2016, 4:31 PM
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I do wish it was like, 100ft taller though. For squatty purposes.
     
     
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400k square feet would be roughly 300-450 feet tall if you go by average heights for that amount of space. Granted, a really small floor plate would make it taller but you don't need that much to get that high usually. I'm surprised people thought it would be much taller. Either way, that's a slick looking building.
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The new design is so pretty
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Old Posted Jul 26, 2016, 12:21 AM
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New Frost Tower building clears first regulatory hurdle

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The Frost Tower, a proposed state-of-the-art skyscraper that is seen as a turning point for the effort to redevelop downtown, passed its first hurdle in the city’s design approval process Wednesday.

The San Antonio Historic and Design Review Commission unanimously approved the 23-story tower, designed by renowned international architecture firm Pelli Clarke Pelli, on a vote of 8-0. Local developer Weston Urban, which is building the tower with Dallas firm KDC, will return for final approval in the fall.
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Crystalline San Antonio Tower Receives Preliminary Approval


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A striking Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects-designed office proposal in San Antonio has received preliminary conceptual approval from the Historic Design and Review Commission (HDRC). Spearheaded by local real estate development firm Weston Urban, the octagonal Frost Bank Tower will hold 400,000 square feet of space in its 23-storey, glass-clad frame. Each vertical face concludes with an angled roofline, creating a series of sharp edges that form the building's captivating crown.
     
     
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Hey everyone! I haven't posted in a LONG time, but I put my photoshopping skills to use and came up with some more renderings. I tried to be as accurate as possible to the height, scale, and color of the glass in regard to the lighting of the scene. I'll post more as I make more.


Original: http://ww2.hdnux.com/photos/23/10/52.../1024x1024.jpg


Original: Google Street View


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Downtown property sales cement Frost Tower deal for Weston Urban

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It's not easy getting construction on a new high-rise office started, but Weston Urban is a step closer now that it has closed on three downtown San Antonio properties.

Those three will serve as stepping stones to the future Frost Bank Tower. At the end of 2016, the local developer became the official owner of the sites at 100 W Houston St., 110 W Houston St. and 109 Main St., all of which were properties previously owned by Frost Bank (NYSE: CFR) and stretch over about 4.65 acres around the Houston and North Flores Streets intersection.

The sales are part of an intricate public-private partnership agreement made in 2015 among Weston Urban, Frost Bank and the City of San Antonio in which Weston Urban will develop the new 23-story office tower as a replacement for Frost's motor bank site at 110 W Houston St.
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Good looking tower ! The only drawback is the height.
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Exact height falls under 400'

Form 7460-1 for ASN 2017-ASW-497-OE

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Structure Name: Frost Bank Tower

Structure Height: 386

Description of Proposal: Point “C”: construction of new 386’ Frost bank building. Request to limit the required number of Obstruction lights from 8 to 4 or 2.
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Construction ramps up for Frost Bank tower

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The 23-story Frost Bank Tower project has officially joined the hotbed of construction activity in downtown.

Construction crews began securing the project perimeter, an entire city block, Sunday night with steel, chain-link fences and large yellow barriers along the sidewalks, preparing for the two-year construction process.


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Now under construction with a crane base on site.

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10/11/2017 - Fourth floor is getting prepped to be poured.
     
     
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