I've noticed a high rise around the uptown area while I'm driving up 45 past downtown early in the morning. it looks to be around 20-25 floors and at night it has deep blue led horizontal stripes on What looks like the left side of the building and its staggered left and right as it goes up every floor. Then the roof line has white led all the way around the roofline.
Anyone know which building that is? Almost reminds me of what the Cosmopolitan in Vegas looks like at night.
Last edited by ArizonaGuy; Mar 17, 2017 at 2:19 AM.
Reason: Fixing misspelling
I've noticed a high rise around the uptown area while I'm driving up 45 past downtown early in the morning. it looks to be around 20-25 floors and at night it has deep blue led horizontal stripes on What looks like the left side of the building and its staggered left and right as it goes up every floor. Then the roof line has white led all the way around the roofline.
Anyone know which building that is? Almost reminds me of what the Cosmopolitan in Vegas looks like at night.
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Based on that new rendering, I'm counting about 17 floors on the smaller building and 25-30 on the taller residential one as well. But yeah, even if its considerably less I like the quality of this project. Really well designed.
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