The bridges go over the flood plain of Trinity River - they span from levee to levee. We used to drink "down at the trinity" a few miles upstream from there when I was in high school.gary kreie wrote: ↑Jul 06, 2025I see your photo of Dallas shows that malformed tall arch with cables holding up a car bridge over a — crick. I think Dallas has been trying to think up a symbol that would separate their skyline from all the other lookalike square tower chiclet skylines. Like what St Louis, Seattle, SF, NY, & Chicago have.quincunx wrote:Just get rid of the highway, sheesh.
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They have had that geodesic ball on a stick for several years now. Looks kind of dated now, and Knoxville and Vancouver have those too. I think their arch bridge was a new attempt.
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https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/dart- ... l/3916513/
DART approves service cuts to save $42 million over the next 2 years.
The cuts include the elimination of 7 bus lines, reduced peak-hour frequency on trains and buses, and reduced on-demand service.
The cuts are in part because of new costs to run the Silver Line commuter train.
DART approves service cuts to save $42 million over the next 2 years.
The cuts include the elimination of 7 bus lines, reduced peak-hour frequency on trains and buses, and reduced on-demand service.
The cuts are in part because of new costs to run the Silver Line commuter train.
https://www.dallasnews.com/business/rea ... wn-dallas/
AT&T is looking for 1 million sf of office space outside of downtown Dallas, primarily in the suburbs.
As of 2022, they had 2 million sf of office space and 6,000 workers downtown.
AT&T is looking for 1 million sf of office space outside of downtown Dallas, primarily in the suburbs.
As of 2022, they had 2 million sf of office space and 6,000 workers downtown.
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Just imagine if we had 6K AT&T workers in Downtown STL.Auggie wrote: ↑Sep 16, 2025https://www.dallasnews.com/business/rea ... wn-dallas/
AT&T is looking for 1 million sf of office space outside of downtown Dallas, primarily in the suburbs.
As of 2022, they had 2 million sf of office space and 6,000 workers downtown.
The main competitors to AT&T are located in similar corporate campuses with lots of green space (Verizon in Basking Ridge and T-Mobile HQ’s in Bellevue and Overland Park).dweebe wrote:Where have I heard this before?
I wonder if this influenced AT&T’s thinking in any way.
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