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Weston Urban proposes cutting-edge, glass skyscaper for Frost Bank headquarters

San Antonio developer Weston Urban will break ground this winter on its most ambitious project yet — a gleaming 23-story glass skyscraper amid a sea of concrete and stone buildings downtown that president Randy Smith says will redefine the city’s unremarkable skyline.

Designed by world-renowned architecture firm Pelli Clarke Pelli, the tower rises 400 feet high, culminating in a crown unlike anything else in San Antonio’s skyline.
The new Frost headquarters will be the first office tower built downtown since Weston Urban’s co-founder, local tech magnate Graham Weston, built the Weston Centre in 1989. It will increase the downtown supply of prestigious class A office space by 20 percent with 400,000 new square feet of offices.