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McAllen commissioners weigh two design options for proposed City Hall, ask designers to add local character
Summary
Design consultants presented two City Hall elevation options — a modern glass-forward scheme and a second option blending Spanish/traditional elements — and commissioners urged the team to emphasize McAllen’s civic identity and plan for long-term capacity. No formal vote was taken.
Design consultants returned to the McAllen City Commission workshop on Jan. 26 with two design options for a proposed new City Hall and asked commissioners for feedback on aesthetics, materials and long-term functionality.
The design team presented one option described as a ‘‘modern’’ look and a second that blends modern elements with Spanish/traditional features meant to echo local landmarks such as Quinta Mazatlan and the Chamber Building. Eduardo Mendoza, introduced by staff as a member of the design team, said the intent was to give commissioners two directions for feedback: ‘‘1 is a modern look, and 1 is a modern, look with which ties in with our current culture and amenities that we have here at the city of…
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