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Sixth and Guadalupe

66-Story Mixed-Use Tower

Project Highlights

Sixth and Guadalupe is a 2,100,000 square-foot, 66-story tower that includes 33 levels of high-end residential (349 units), 19 levels of Class A office space, 14 levels of parking, and luxury amenities throughout including street level retail.

The 865-foot skyscraper features three distinct, stacked volumes that narrow as they ascend, creating a striking profile of two glazed sections atop a robust, opaque podium. This configuration is visually united by a continuous column of glass that runs from base to crown. Green spaces are interwoven between the stacked volumes, providing terraces that serve as outdoor parks and gathering spaces. These green areas, paired with the terraces on each office floor, reflect Austin’s deep connection to outdoor living and bring a sense of nature into the vertical environment.

The stepped-back geometry at each program transition enhances the terraces, creating sweeping views of downtown, the Capitol, and the surrounding lakes and hills. The tower accommodates 348 luxury apartments on its upper floors, offering unparalleled views and exclusive amenities. Below, 589,000 square feet of premium office space supports a modern workforce. The ground level features retail spaces that enliven the streetscape, while a parking podium integrates seamlessly into the base.

Lincoln Property Group / Kairoi Residential
Owner/Client
Gensler
Architect
Austin, Texas
Location
May 2024
Completion Year
2,100,000
Square Feet
66
Stories
865 Feet
Height

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