Original concept and ideas for high-rises in San Antonio

[Sigaven]

Originally Posted by Alice93

Was thinking...

If they legalized gambling in Texas, we could see something like these:








Or this....



Whichever one you prefer. Not even sure if the city would designate an area downtown for gambling though.

I would love to see some new casinos built along an undeveloped stretch of the river. Perhaps as an extension of the "urban" section of the riverwalk which is lined with restaurants/shops/hotels/etc. And instead of seeing mega-huge casinos along the river, perhaps just a lot of small but intricate and highly detailed and stylized casinos under some hotels that aren't all glass and steel, but instead made of masonry and look historic (ala monte carlo, etc). That would be unique, something only San Antonio could boast about.

[UrbanTrance]

Originally Posted by Sigaven

I would love to see some new casinos built along an undeveloped stretch of the river. Perhaps as an extension of the "urban" section of the riverwalk which is lined with restaurants/shops/hotels/etc. And instead of seeing mega-huge casinos along the river, perhaps just a lot of small but intricate and highly detailed and stylized casinos under some hotels that aren't all glass and steel, but instead made of masonry and look historic (ala monte carlo, etc). That would be unique, something only San Antonio could boast about.

I think something like the Venetian would look great on the Riverwalk, partly because we already have a waterway and it would look more authentic.

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[arturo_pro]

i made a new one

[Fireoutofclay]

200 Jefferson

Jefferson / Travis / Taylor / Pecan

Retail / Office / Apartment Lofts

253 ft

200 Jefferson 01 by Fireoutofclay, on Flickr
200 Jefferson 08 by Fireoutofclay, on Flickr

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