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610 BRAZOS
610 BRAZOS
Austin, TX, United States
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610 BRAZOS
Austin, TX, United States
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2020
SIZE
10,000 sqft - 25,000 sqft
BUDGET
Unknown
610 Brazos Street was initially built in 1890 and beautifully renovated in 2020. Located near the historic Driskill Hotel and minutes from the State Capitol, it blends Austin's dynamic energy with rich history.
This building, featuring high-end creative office finishes, merges modern and rustic elements with exposed ceilings and brick, stone, wood, and steel-framed windows. Situated one block east of Congress Avenue, it is a unique fusion of Texas heritage and contemporary design. The exterior is adorned by "Rumble," a vibrant, three-sided mural by renowned artist Rubén Sánchez, which brings life and color to the façade, integrating art into the urban landscape. The architecture posed significant challenges, as the mural had to navigate complex features such as windows, pipes, staircases, and fire exits. However, Sánchez's piece masterfully turns these obstacles into part of the artwork, adding a Mediterranean twist to the busy Austin scene and celebrating the city's lively, creative spirit.
This building, featuring high-end creative office finishes, merges modern and rustic elements with exposed ceilings and brick, stone, wood, and steel-framed windows. Situated one block east of Congress Avenue, it is a unique fusion of Texas heritage and contemporary design. The exterior is adorned by "Rumble," a vibrant, three-sided mural by renowned artist Rubén Sánchez, which brings life and color to the façade, integrating art into the urban landscape. The architecture posed significant challenges, as the mural had to navigate complex features such as windows, pipes, staircases, and fire exits. However, Sánchez's piece masterfully turns these obstacles into part of the artwork, adding a Mediterranean twist to the busy Austin scene and celebrating the city's lively, creative spirit.
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