This is a brand new office building in Downtown Houston. It has a lot of high-rising Schindler 7000 elevators which are really fast. The high rise elevators go about 1400 FPM.
This parking garage goes with the hyatt hotel. We parked in there so that we wouldn't have to do valet parking because valet parking was too expensive.
Speed: Fast (600 FPM)
Power: Gear-less Traction
Floors:
B2 - parking garage -2 and tunnel access
B1 - parking garage -1
1 - parking garage 1
2 - parking garage 2 and access to hyatt hotel
3 - parking garage 3
4 - parking garage 4
5 - parking garage 5
6 - parking garage 6
7 - parking garage 7
8 - parking garage 8
9 - parking garage 9
10 - parking garage 10
11 - parking garage 11
12 - parking garage 12
13 - parking garage 13
14 - parking garage 14
15 - service area (only one of the elevators goes there)
Type: Dover (modernised by Schindler w/ MAD BS Moon Buttons)
This is the Bank Of America Tower in Downtown Houston. This is a building designed by the American architect Philip Johnson. He also designed Pennzoil Place which is right across the street from this building. This building has some beautiful high-rising Schindler-Haughton elevators from the 1980s, but The low rise and low mid rise elevators were getting modded with Otis CompassPlus. Fortunately, the original fixtures remain intact on the mid high rise and high rise elevators. But due to the mod, they made their elevators more secure!!! NNNNNNNOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!! The high rise elevators were ROCKETS, and they travel 1200 FPM. You can even hear the sound coming from the motor room as soon as you approach the 47'th floor.
This is a Brookfield building and I saw something that caught my eye, which is an Otis CompassPlus Destination Dispatch System!!! This was quite a surprise for me because I never had the chance to ride an Otis CompassPlus before. Unfortunately, I got busted in there.
Low Rise Elevators
Speed: Fast
Power: Gear-less Traction
Floors:
1 - street exit (only one of the elevators goes there for ADA compliance)
