Completed in 1965, the Cambridge Tower wasn’t always known for its condos. It was once the pinnacle of luxury apartment living in Austin. This architectural gem, designed by Thomas E. Stanley, was downtown’s tallest apartment tower. Imagine, in 1965, gazing at this marvel of New Formalism design, its balconies adorned with sleek brise soleil columns. Those intricate breeze blocks weren’t just for show, they were cutting-edge at the time. Cambridge Tower was a trendsetter, offering unheard-of amenities like in-house restaurants, valet parking, and even a personal concierge. It catered to those yearning for a taste of the high life. Today, it stands as a proud testament to Austin’s evolving skyline and a reminder of a time when the Cambridge Tower set the bar for sophisticated living.
Longhorn Point
The shoreline whispers stories of erosion. Longhorn Point stands firm a testament to resilience. It’s a place where the Colorado