Just saw this in the Dallas Morning News...

]Developers hope their new condo skyscraper will be a standout in Dallas' downtown Arts District.

To buy into the ultramodern high-rise, residents will need to come up with $1 million for the smallest unit.

The 42-story condominium building is planned to overlook the new Woodall Rodgers park and will be constructed on Olive Street next to the Nasher Sculpture Center.

At 560 feet tall, Museum Tower is planned as the tallest totally residential building in town.

"It will transform the city's skyline," said Dan Boeckman, one of the partners in the project. "This will be another great piece of architecture in the Arts District."

The $200 million cylindrical tower was designed by Los Angeles architect Johnson Fain. The exterior of the high-rise is composed of three kinds of glass panels that will overlap like the scales on a fish.

The condo building is to contain between 100 and 125 residences, with some units taking entire floors. The smallest is around 1,500 square feet.

It's a radical departure from a much smaller building that the developers had previously intended to build there.

"We thought we had a truly irreplaceable site – the gateway to downtown and the Arts District," said developer John Sughrue with Brook Partners. "This is the opportunity to deliver an international quality development.

"It's a building that is befitting its Arts District neighborhood."

The developers have already vetted their project to groups who are building nearby performing arts venues.

"We had a great interest in what this is going to look like," said Bill Lively, president and chief executive of the Dallas Center for the Performing Arts. "We think it's very complementary."

The new residential project will include a spa, landscaped grounds and a private art gallery for residents.

Dallas chef and restaurateur Stephan Pyles has signed on to provide catering and other services.

Mr. Pyles will even plan kitchens in the units. "The buyers will have the option to go with a couple of different prototypes I design," he said. "There will be the opportunity for residents to have Stephan Pyles dinners, receptions, buffets, etc."

With its Arts District location, the builders are hoping the project will have wide appeal.

"The good news for them is the economy is doing pretty well," said Dallas residential consultant Mike Puls. "Also good for them, the best part of the condo market is the top quality project."

But Mr. Puls said that the minimum price for the units will limit the buyer pool. "A million bucks is a real big investment," he said.

The Museum Tower is competitively priced with the nearby Residences at the Ritz-Carlton building in Uptown, Mr. Puls said.

But the projects are vastly different in style.

The Museum Tower developers plan to open a marketing center in the Arts District next month. They intend to break ground for the building early next year.

"We have arts patrons who we think will be very interested in this project," said project partner Greg Greene. "We have already had a good reception from them."

The render did not show up on the web in the story, but you can see it here...

http://www.museumtowerdallas.com/#news

This is exciting finally, we have a 650 footer in the works now and this one will be 560'...two new towers for downtown that you can actually see from most places.

What is the 650 footer ? I know the Mandarin Oriental is around 600'.

Snipped off the web....

Mandarin Oriental, Dallas will open in the city’s dynamic new Victory Park development, a USD 3 billion, 75-acre, mixed-use project located in the heart of Dallas. The hotel will occupy the first eleven floors of the new 43-storey, 650-foot Victory Tower, the architectural centerpiece of Victory Park and one of the tallest residential structures in the state of Texas. In addition to the 121-room hotel and 90 luxury residences, Victory Tower will also house 75,000 square feet of internationally-recognised luxury retail shopping and 275,000 square feet of premier commercial office space.

Wow! I didn't know that it was that tall.

There are actually two taller towers that are possible. One just got approval yesterday and actually had a deadline put on it. Another is apparently in negotiations over the parking structure.

Here's The Building :cheers2:
http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m69/topstar_01/Tower-1.jpg

http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m69/topstar_01/MuseumTower.jpg

MUSEUM TOWER
DALLAS ARTS DISTRICT

http://pages.sbcglobal.net/samclark/dallas/museum_twr_ad.jpg
The Dallas Morning News

I love this tower. I think the design is a good one for that area and I hope it sparks a new boom for residential towers in the city. I am enjoying the growth in the inner city that is turning around bad neighborhoods. The spillover business is good for me in the first and second time buyer market and is good the for the city's image.

Now if we could just get crime down a few notches, we'd be set.

There are actually two taller towers that are possible. One just got approval yesterday and actually had a deadline put on it. Another is apparently in negotiations over the parking structure.

Yeah I was pretty shocked to hear about the height on that one, Dale....it's about time.

I haven't heard about them....how tall and where?

YEEES! bout time downtown dallas got a facelift.

Nice project.I liked the base with the V-shaped structure!

I really like it, Great for Dallas! And i like the base too

Reminds me of 30 W. Oak (times 2) in Chicago sans the uncladded concrete:

By Retrograde
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it will look niceif built

nice but the design is nothing really special :)

Called from a Newspaper.:)
http://www.nairaland.com/attachments/41413_Tower_jpg2996a80abcb52fbeea8a223919457ada

Yeah I was pretty shocked to hear about the height on that one, Dale....it's about time.

I haven't heard about them....how tall and where?

Craig Hall's tower is taller than this one, and located a couple of blocks to the SE. Apparently the site(Dallas Stonehenge) is in litigation over parking spots. Hall claims this is the only hurdle the building faces. Something about an agreement about the existing garage and how many spaces who gets. Hall is trying to negotiate a new agreement and the city aint havin it. Dallas politics. Allsome.

http://forum.dallasmetropolis.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=7609
http://forum.dallasmetropolis.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=7610
(the Museum Tower site is where you see the looped road in the second pic above)


The other is the Corrigan Tower which looks very very likely to happen in lue of recent events at city hall.

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These are in addition to the Mandorin Oriental tower.

Yep, I hope we see a lot more happen with the new mayor. I can't see the Craig Hall's Tower pics...I'll google it and see what I find, maybe they will list the height.

The new mayor seems like he will start like the rest of them and ignore things like this in lieu of fulfilling impossible promises for the next couple of years. Then will Dallas loses some big deal, then he will wake up.

It's not him you have to worry about, it's the moronic council members. From what I know of Tom, he will try his level best to get things done in the business arena. Laura never tried very hard, she was always against giving big business a break to come in. I am too, but that's the way of the world and if Dallas is to grow in other areas besides undocumented laborers, we need someone who will attract the big fish.

It's not him you have to worry about, it's the moronic council members. From what I know of Tom, he will try his level best to get things done in the business arena. Laura never tried very hard, she was always against giving big business a break to come in. I am too, but that's the way of the world and if Dallas is to grow in other areas besides undocumented laborers, we need someone who will attract the big fish.

Half the city council is new also. Why not be fair and wait before you start tossing stones at the council?
And according to the NTTCOG, since 2000 Dallas has added more residents than any other city in the Metroplex save Ft. Worth.
I seriously doubt all 100,000 new residents were undocumented laborers. I suspect at least some are buying high-end condos.

http://www.nctcog.org/ris/demographics/population/top10_2000_2007.gif

If you know Dallas history very well at all, you already know that the council has been a thorn in the side of our city since the late 70's. All the usual suspects that toss the big wrenches get replaced with others that do the exact same thing.

Everyone who lives here knows the council is full of folks pressing self-serving agendas that prevent everyone working together. It has been this way for 30 years and I don't see that changing anytime soon.

I never said anything about ALL the new inhabitants of the city being anything, just trying to make a point. Most of the buyers of the new condos are people who already live in the surrounding areas who want to live closer in. This wave is the exact opposite of the wave out to the suburbs that happened in the 80's and 90's.

As for the council, watch what they do the next time they make a decision. New members not withstanding, my bet is that the in-fighting will continue just as it has ever since I wandered into the area. I have hopes that Tom will be able to get a few things done despite them, but our history says it'll be a tough row to hoe.

I hope that I am dead wrong, for it will benefit many if the new members decide to work together instead of dividing the city. It would be a total shock to the public, but I for one would welcome that attitude.

Looks good the tower looks a little isolated surround buy all the low rise museums and parks.... I LIKE IT!

If you know Dallas history very well at all, you already know that the council has been a thorn in the side of our city since the late 70's. All the usual suspects that toss the big wrenches get replaced with others that do the exact same thing.

Everyone who lives here knows the council is full of folks pressing self-serving agendas that prevent everyone working together. It has been this way for 30 years and I don't see that changing anytime soon.

I never said anything about ALL the new inhabitants of the city being anything, just trying to make a point. Most of the buyers of the new condos are people who already live in the surrounding areas who want to live closer in. This wave is the exact opposite of the wave out to the suburbs that happened in the 80's and 90's.

As for the council, watch what they do the next time they make a decision. New members not withstanding, my bet is that the in-fighting will continue just as it has ever since I wandered into the area. I have hopes that Tom will be able to get a few things done despite them, but our history says it'll be a tough row to hoe.

I hope that I am dead wrong, for it will benefit many if the new members decide to work together instead of dividing the city. It would be a total shock to the public, but I for one would welcome that attitude.

I guess I'm just not as negative and defeatist as you appear to be.
If the new mayor and council accomplish great things I don't expect to be in total shock at all.
In fact, I expect them to.

I'm just a realist. You haven't been watching the same city council's patterns that I have. Been in the area now for 30 years and it's rarely changed. It's been in print in the papers and is well documented in the TV & radio media.

I won't be a bit surprised with Tom's ability to do good things....it's the council that worries me. All I have to go by is past performance and while I don't know if they will continue this way or not, my money is on yes....how dare they wander from tradition? :lol:

If it appears to you that I am defeatist & negative about the Dallas City Council, so be it. I hope your expectations come true rather than mine.

Here's The Building :cheers2:
http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m69/topstar_01/Tower-1.jpg

http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m69/topstar_01/MuseumTower.jpg


The Cathedral and JP Morgan looks so tiny...( right side)

Will you please change it in 43 fl and U/C ? here a picture made 25th of june :

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1350/626900357_534f0dcbcb.jpg?v=0

Those cranes are a different project. This tower is slated for groundbreaking sometime mid-summer 2008.

Well they just announced ground breaking on our local news for this tower. It's finally going to be built after 6 years of planning!! They said completion is expected in 2013.

I suppose you will have to confirm this but it's almost time to move this one to U/C!!

its almost = Titanium La Portada (Chile - Santiango)

From The Park Dallas' newsletter:

The Park helps spur new developments. The $200 million skyscraper is set to break ground next week. Located within the up-and-coming arts district, one of Dallas' most sought after addresses, Museum Tower boasts its location as the chief selling point and gives credit to The Park; “the cherished front yard of Museum Tower will consist of Dallas' new central park - an idyllic urban oasis in the heart of the city.” It will be perfectly situated among 26 of Dallas’ most acclaimed cultural institutions, the largest arts district in the country. The luxury high-rise condominium is expected to join the $2 billion Dallas Arts District in 2012.
We look forward to this gorgeous high-rise opening its doors. Welcome to the neighborhood!

Changed the status to Approved for now. I'll change it to Prep as soon as they're having a groundbreaking ceremony. Funny to read my old post in this thread, poor english.

The groundbreaking ceremony will be on Thursday, June 24th.

http://www.dpfp.org/News/Museum_Tower.html

I'm glad to see this pick up again. I liked this project from day one.

200 people show up for Museum Tower groundbreaking in Dallas Arts District
11:48 AM CDT on Thursday, June 24, 2010
By STEVE BROWN / The Dallas Morning News
stevebrown@dallasnews.com
http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/bus/stories/062510dnbusMuseum.d4ba980f.html

Building groundbreakings are few and far between these days.

So maybe that’s why more than 200 people turned out on a hot summer morning to watch construction kick off on the Museum Tower condo project in downtown’s Arts District.

The 42-story building is the tallest building started in Dallas since work began on the Cityplace Tower in the mid-1980s.

...

“This will be one of the great addresses in the U.S.” said Museum Tower partner Dan Boeckman.

It’s also one of the few skyscrapers going up in the country because of the recession and credit crunch, which has cut off funds for most building.

“This tower is one of the first in the U.S. to turn the corner in the economic slowdown,” said project architect Scott Johnson.

Museum Tower is being paid for by the Dallas Police and Fire Pension System, which will own the building and plans to profit from the condo sales.

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It's going to look great with the other buildings. I never knew that Dallas was in such a high rise drought... Good to see things picking up.

It's going to look great with the other buildings. I never knew that Dallas was in such a high rise drought... Good to see things picking up.

Only the CBD was in a drought....we got a few rehabs and one new tower [Hunt] last year. We lost a 650 footer to the economy and the Museum Tower was delayed. But in Uptown we've had 35-40 towers constructed in the last 8 years.

Only the CBD was in a drought....we got a few rehabs and one new tower [Hunt] last year. We lost a 650 footer to the economy and the Museum Tower was delayed. But in Uptown we've had 35-40 towers constructed in the last 8 years.

Those are mainly mid-high range residential towers correct? I know towers such as the Azure and Victory Hotel have been built a little outside the CBD recently. Is Dallas' uptown on the west side of the CBD?

Those are mainly mid-high range residential towers correct? I know towers such as the Azure and Victory Hotel have been built a little outside the CBD recently. Is Dallas' uptown on the west side of the CBD?

There are several residential towers and several office towers....I'd guess them fairly close to 50/50. Uptown is just north of the CBD.

There are several residential towers and several office towers....I'd guess them fairly close to 50/50. Uptown is just north of the CBD.

Alright thanks. I've been to Dallas more than any other city and have spent a reasonable amount of time there so I'm surprised I didn't know where Uptown is.

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4094/4740824864_ecb6f405ff_o.jpg

Uptown is the cluster of buildings to the left of downtown in this picture. The Museum tower will fit exactly inbetween the two clusters from this view.

Nice shot!

Museum Tower (from today):

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http://www.flickr.com/photos/dfwcre8tive/sets/72157624532015695/

Sweet, they're preparing the construction site :cheers:

Thanks for the overhead update! You have the cat-bird seat for this one. Are you there daily or was it a one time trip?

I passed by today fairly close and wished I had time to snap a few of what's going on behind the wall on Pearl Street.

Thanks for the overhead update! You have the cat-bird seat for this one. Are you there daily or was it a one time trip?

I passed by today fairly close and wished I had time to snap a few of what's going on behind the wall on Pearl Street.

That's the view from the Chase Tower skylobby. I work/live downtown, so just went up to check it out. I'll try to get a photo every month from the same location to chart progress.

That's the view from the Chase Tower skylobby. I work/live downtown, so just went up to check it out. I'll try to get a photo every month from the same location to chart progress.

Very cool....I will try and get ground shots...driving by is no problem, just gotta remember the camera!

September 10

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4104/4988694929_0bfcc7c791_z.jpg

September 10

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Construction is coming along very fast.

Thanks for the update.

This is nice one...I'm gonna keep my eye on this one...:)

This should be changed to under construction.

^^
Any new pics to prove this?

^^
Any new pics to prove this?

No, but here is the webcam. http://commercial.austinprojects.com/museumtower.html

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Cool webcam!

Cool webcam!

Yeah, it is. The hole has gotten even deeper since September 10.

Here's a few photos I took today...I spy a crane base!

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Tried to upload a video but don't have a clue how to, so here's the sales office shots....

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nice pics

Museum Tower

October 12

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Thanks for the updates, coming along alright.

A couple of photos from last week....been busy!
http://artdeck-o.com/bigcrane1.jpg
http://artdeck-o.com/crane1.jpg
http://artdeck-o.com/piling1.jpg

U/C :cheers:

November 23:

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Nice building. Really I think Dallas needed another highrise in its Downtown area. I hope in next years there is a new boom of skyscrapers that give more density to the Big D's skyline.

beautiful

Updates on this project at all? Last picture update was November 24, 2010.

Nice building. Really I think Dallas needed another highrise in its Downtown area. I hope in next years there is a new boom of skyscrapers that give more density to the Big D's skyline.

Dallas' skyline has been growing north at a rapid rate for the last 10 years.

from January:

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from March. It's a couple of floors above street level

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this tower is really nice it slightly reminds me of devon tower in OKC well only a little mostly the shape of it is a little similar. But this is definatly another nice tower for Dallas.

It's on the 7th floor and rising quickly...:)

Webcam: http://forum.dallasmetropolis.com/showthread.php?t=46196

Well it's hard to see right now because it's nighttime over there, but great news that this project is moving along quickly :)

I'm excited to. I really hope this starts a trend, Dallas does deserves better and were geting there:).

From the webcam 4/4/11 during daytime:

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Today:

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I think it has been rising slower this last few days.
any updates?

May 16

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http://www.flickr.com/photos/62230141@N03/

beatiful building for a beatiful city.

June 20

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I can think of better ways to spend a million+ dollars than on an antiseptic cell surrounded by 6 lane highways and parking lots. Where would I go for a walk if I got bored? Also what is this tower contributing to the city? A private art gallery for residents only? is that it?? This building is so anti-urban

I can think of better ways to spend a million+ dollars than on an antiseptic cell surrounded by 6 lane highways and parking lots. Where would I go for a walk if I got bored? Also what is this tower contributing to the city? A private art gallery for residents only? is that it?? This building is so anti-urban

I'd rather see them build this than 1m+ suburban style subdivisions which is what usually goes on in this part of the world. At least this provides highrise living.

This and OKC's Devon tower has got to be my favorite construction sites going on in the south.

June 24
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I can think of better ways to spend a million+ dollars than on an antiseptic cell surrounded by 6 lane highways and parking lots. Where would I go for a walk if I got bored? Also what is this tower contributing to the city? A private art gallery for residents only? is that it?? This building is so anti-urban

Don't Mess With Texas!

^^

Love that Mavericks banner!

^^

Love that Mavericks banner!

With the banner the tower is like a middle finger to David Stern and the NBA! :banana:

I can think of better ways to spend a million+ dollars than on an antiseptic cell surrounded by 6 lane highways and parking lots. Where would I go for a walk if I got bored? Also what is this tower contributing to the city? A private art gallery for residents only? is that it?? This building is so anti-urban

Your comment is really out of place.

ho my god this is very fast only 3 weeks ago it was in its 7th floor and now it looks like almost complete wow i know still going up.

I can think of better ways to spend a million+ dollars than on an antiseptic cell surrounded by 6 lane highways and parking lots. Where would I go for a walk if I got bored? Also what is this tower contributing to the city? A private art gallery for residents only? is that it?? This building is so anti-urban

Seems that you are behind on what is going on here, think before you quote. When Museum Tower is complete mid to late next year, this will also be completed about that time, right out the front doors of Museum Tower.

http://www.theparkdallas.org/VirtualFlyThrough.aspx

Follow construction here:
http://forum.dallasmetropolis.com/showthread.php?t=2202&page=22&pp=50

http://commercial.austinprojects.com/museumtower.html

http://www.museumtowerdallas.com/

from: http://forum.dallasmetropolis.com/showpost.php?p=463103&postcount=1421

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The one good thing about the smaller footprint of this tower is that it's rising at a very nice pace.

Thanks for the update.

nice one!good job!i wish it was taller..btw,it still good looking building

Today

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Progress on Museum Tower - 07/20/11 (http://www.flickr.com/photos/josephnoble/5964141828/) by Joseph Noble1 (http://www.flickr.com/people/josephnoble/), on Flickr

I can think of better ways to spend a million+ dollars than on an antiseptic cell surrounded by 6 lane highways and parking lots. Where would I go for a walk if I got bored? Also what is this tower contributing to the city? A private art gallery for residents only? is that it?? This building is so anti-urban

In the last twenty-five years, the city of Dallas builds its first skyscraper of over forty stories, and just barely at that, and the world takes offense.

I can think of better ways to spend a million+ dollars than on an antiseptic cell surrounded by 6 lane highways and parking lots. Where would I go for a walk if I got bored? Also what is this tower contributing to the city? A private art gallery for residents only? is that it?? This building is so anti-urban

That freeway is being covered and turned into a park. It's already under construction.

Pictures from maconahey

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Is the Arts District Museum Tower the narrowest skyscraper in Dallas?

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Thanks for the update. Coming along nicely!

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Looking good!

Nice update. Could you add the sources please?

You can already see it in the skyline

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Topped out today if i am not mistaken. :)

I Call this the ewing arts district museum tower, perhaps JR would love it.

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I am wondering what the present height of this building is at this time? 28 floors? 30? 32?

Dec. 16

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finally a new tower for Dallas

finally a new tower for Dallas

finally? Half the towers in those videos were built in the last 10 years.

Dec 31

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7027/6638782117_9f436dd9bf_b.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/scottyreese/6638782117/)
365 Day 4 (http://www.flickr.com/photos/scottyreese/6638782117/) by Mckinley R (http://www.flickr.com/people/scottyreese/), on Flickr

I didn't think this tower would look this good but it looks great.

Thanks for the much needed updates.

By Dallas Snob, SSP

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I really like it. It looks tall and fits the area. High 5.

IT is tall and lean

Dallas is so amazing!

In fact is a good add to the Dallas skyline. I like this new building

Taken 01.29.2012

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Museum Tower in the background
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All pictures taken by me. http://www.panoramio.com/user/6167079

I can finally clearly make out the Museum tower from my house, it definitely adds a great fill into the CBD.

Feb 1

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