Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge over Flooding Trinity River
by Robert J Sadler
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Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge over Flooding Trinity River
Artist
Robert J Sadler
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Photograph - Photography/digital Art
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Late in the evening on May 26, 2015, in a driving rain and standing about twenty feet above the flooding river I took this photo of the Dallas Skyline with the 400 foot central arch of the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge (opened on March 29, 2012) framing the 72-story, green-edged, Bank of America Building in the background.
Note: 1) The nearly two miles of argon lighting that outlined the 'green' building was replaced with multi-colored LED tubes in 2013. Though now capable of outlining the building in a rainbow of colors, it is most often seen in it's original 'argon' green.
Note: 2) It is reported that original plans called for two 72-story towers, to be crowned with with stepped pyramids festooned in silver glazing with gold accents. However, since the entire business district is in the general flight path of Dallas' Love Field, which lies just over 5 miles NNW of downtown, the FAA nixed the pyramid crowns and the design was changed to gain FAA approval. The, second, matching tower was never constructed.
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May 30th, 2015
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