Why go
The opening near the top cuts a memorable shape through an otherwise broad glass tower. Its curved crown adds another angle to Dallas's late-twentieth-century skyline. Stand back on Ross Avenue to take in the whole form; the historic Sky Window mentioned in older accounts is not established as a current public viewpoint.
What to look for
- A large keyhole-shaped gap cuts through the upper tower.
- The glass crown curves around the opening.
- The tower rises above Ross Avenue near the Arts District.
Useful to know
- Use Ross Avenue for an exterior view of the full keyhole shape.
- Do not plan on entering the former Sky Window; current public access is unverified.
Your next visit
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Outdoor visit · 30–45 min
World planning estimate; admission, opening, visit duration and access need checking.