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Published 7:00 am, Wednesday, June 14, 2017
Click through to see renderings of Houston’s planned skyscrapers.
Click through to see renderings of Houston’s planned skyscrapers.
Photo: James Pharaon
Stories tall: 33
Height: 399 ft
Building function: Residential
Stories tall: 33
Height: 399 ft
Building function: Residential
Stories tall: 25
Height: 457 ft
Building function: Hospital
Stories tall: 25
Height: 457 ft
Building function: Hospital
Photo: ONLINE_YES
Stories tall: 34
Height: 579 ft
Building function: Office
Stories tall: 34
Height: 579 ft
Building function: Office
Photo: Skanska
Stories tall: 36
Height: 499 ft
Building function: Residential/hotel/office
Stories tall: 36
Height: 499 ft
Building function: Residential/hotel/office
Photo: Landry’s / Gensler
Stories tall: 35
Height: 423 ft
Building function: Residential
Stories tall: 35
Height: 423 ft
Building function: Residential
Stories tall: 38
Height: 462 ft
Building function: Residential
Stories tall: 38
Height: 462 ft
Building function: Residential
Stories tall: 28
Height: 351 ft
Building function: Residential
Stories tall: 28
Height: 351 ft
Building function: Residential
Photo: Gary Coronado, Houston Chronicle
Click through to see what the tallest buildings in the Houston and what they looked like when being built
Click through to see what the tallest buildings in the Houston and what they looked like when being built
Photo: Loop Images/UIG Via Getty Images
Completed in 1983 | 691 feet | 50 stories
1400 Smith Street
Completed in 1983 | 691 feet | 50 stories
1400 Smith Street
Photo: Timothy Bullard, Houston Chronicle
Completed in 1983 | 691 feet | 50 stories
1400 Smith Street
Completed in 1983 | 691 feet | 50 stories
1400 Smith Street
Photo: Carlos Antonio Rios, Houston Chronicle
Completed in 1975 | 523 feet | 36 stories
700 Milam Street
Completed in 1975 | 523 feet | 36 stories
700 Milam Street
Photo: Hines
Completed in 1975 | 523 feet | 36 stories
700 Milam Street
Completed in 1975 | 523 feet | 36 stories
700 Milam Street
Photo: Transwestern
Completed in 1983 | 550.01 feet | 43 stories
1415 Louisiana Street
Completed in 1983 | 550.01 feet | 43 stories
1415 Louisiana Street
Photo: E. Joseph Deering/Houston Chronicle
Completed in 1983 | 550.01 feet | 43 stories
1415 Louisiana Street
Completed in 1983 | 550.01 feet | 43 stories
1415 Louisiana Street
Completed in 1963 | 606 feet | 44 stories
800 Bell Street
Completed in 1963 | 606 feet | 44 stories
800 Bell Street
Photo: Gordon Adkins, HC Staff
Completed in 1963 | 606 feet | 44 stories
800 Bell Street
Completed in 1963 | 606 feet | 44 stories
800 Bell Street
Photo: James Nielsen, Staff
Completed in 1984 | 625 feet | 45 stories
5847 San Felipe Street
Completed in 1984 | 625 feet | 45 stories
5847 San Felipe Street
Photo: Sam C. Pierson Jr., HC Staff
Completed in 1984 | 625 feet | 45 stories
5847 San Felipe Street
Completed in 1984 | 625 feet | 45 stories
5847 San Felipe Street
Photo: Thomas Properties Group
Enterprise Plaza (seen here under construction)
Completed in 1980 | 756 feet | 55 stories
1100 Louisiana Street
Enterprise Plaza (seen here under construction)
Completed in 1980 | 756 feet | 55 stories
1100 Louisiana Street
Photo: Sam C. Pierson Jr., Chronicle Staff
Enterprise Plaza
Completed in 1980 | 756 feet | 55 stories
1100 Louisiana Street
Enterprise Plaza
Completed in 1980 | 756 feet | 55 stories
1100 Louisiana Street
Photo: Google Earth
Completed in 1980 | 685 feet | 50 stories
333 Clay Street
Completed in 1980 | 685 feet | 50 stories
333 Clay Street
Photo: Tom Colburn, Houston Chronicle
Completed in 1980 | 685 feet | 50 stories
333 Clay Street
Completed in 1980 | 685 feet | 50 stories
333 Clay Street
Photo: Google Earth
910 Louisiana Street
910 Louisiana Street
Photo: Curtis McGee, HC Staff
910 Louisiana Street
910 Louisiana Street
Photo: Gary Fountain, For The Chronicle
Completed in 1983 | 780 feet | 56 stories
700 Louisiana Street
Completed in 1983 | 780 feet | 56 stories
700 Louisiana Street
Photo: John VanBeekum, HC Staff
Completed in 1983 | 780 feet | 56 stories
700 Louisiana Street
Completed in 1983 | 780 feet | 56 stories
700 Louisiana Street
Photo: J. Patric Schneider, Houston Chronicle
Completed in 1982 | 901 feet | 64 stories
2800 Post Oak Boulevard
Completed in 1982 | 901 feet | 64 stories
2800 Post Oak Boulevard
Photo: King Chou Wong/Houston Chronicle
Completed in 1982 | 901 feet | 64 stories
2800 Post Oak Boulevard
Completed in 1982 | 901 feet | 64 stories
2800 Post Oak Boulevard
Photo: J. Patric Schneider, Houston Chronicle
Completed in 1983 | 992 feet tall | 71 floors
1000 Louisiana Street
Completed in 1983 | 992 feet tall | 71 floors
1000 Louisiana Street
Photo: Carlos Antonios Rios, Houston Chronicle
Completed in 1983 | 992 feet tall | 71 floors
1000 Louisiana Street
Completed in 1983 | 992 feet tall | 71 floors
1000 Louisiana Street
Photo: Courtesy Photo, Houston Chronicle
Heritage Plaza (seen here under construction in May 1986)
Completed in 1987 | 762 feet | 53 floors
1111 Bagby Street
Heritage Plaza (seen here under construction in May 1986)
Completed in 1987 | 762 feet | 53 floors
1111 Bagby Street
Photo: Buster Dean, Houston Chronicle
Heritage Plaza (seen here under construction in May 1986)
Completed in 1987 | 762 feet | 53 floors
1111 Bagby Street
Heritage Plaza (seen here under construction in May 1986)
Completed in 1987 | 762 feet | 53 floors
1111 Bagby Street
Photo: E. Joseph Deering, Houston Chronicle
Completed in 1982 | 1,002 feet | 75 floors
600 Travis Street
Completed in 1982 | 1,002 feet | 75 floors
600 Travis Street
Photo: Dan Hardy/Houston Chronicle
Completed in 1982 | 1,002 feet | 75 floors
600 Travis Street
Completed in 1982 | 1,002 feet | 75 floors
600 Travis Street
Photo: Gary Fountain, Houston Chronicle
Completed in 1963 | 502 feet | 33 stories
1001 Louisiana Street
Completed in 1963 | 502 feet | 33 stories
1001 Louisiana Street
Photo: Tom Colburn, Houston Chronicle
Completed in 1963 | 502 feet | 33 stories
1001 Louisiana Street
Completed in 1963 | 502 feet | 33 stories
1001 Louisiana Street
Houston’s skyline will be gaining seven new family members next year.
The skyscrapers will continue the surge of buildings which have been added to downtown Bayou City in recent years.
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Of the seven under construction buildings, all are above 350 feet in height, with the tallest, Capitol Tower, measuring 579 feet.
Once completed, Capitol Tower will be the third-tallest building constructed in Houston in the past 10 years.
Four of the projects will serve as residential buildings, one as a hospital, another as an office and another as a mixture of a hotel, residential building and office.
Click through above to see digital renderings for Houston’s planned skyscrapers.
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