Would you dare? This glass-bottomed pool lets you swim 500 feet above Houston 🏙. . . . Video by @dowhickam #millionairehack #conqueryourfears #heights #swimmingpool #marketsquaretower #houston #dare #lifestyle https://www.instagram.com/p/Bnkc5jNAXpK/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=yxdq6o313auo
#Repost @marketsquaretower. Their #swimmingpool view above #Houston. Yikes! ・・・ Market Square Tower offers a living experience like nothing Houston has ever seen. Come live the tower life.. #marketsquaretower #glassbottompool #livethetowerlife #luxuryliving #redefiningluxury #thegoldstandard #tallestpoolintexas #rooftop (at Market Square Tower)
#Repost @marketsquaretower though not much #swimming going on with this #pool (can't blame anyone for that!) ・・・ Market Square Tower offers a living experience like nothing Houston has ever seen. Come live the tower life.. #marketsquaretower #glassbottompool #livethetowerlife #luxuryliving #redefiningluxury #thegoldstandard #tallestpoolintexas #rooftop (at Market Square Tower)
Te bañarias en esta piscina ? video by @marketsquaretower dale repost #tagafriend #usa #cristalpool #nyc #miami #california @leruffoeventos #leruffoeventos (at United States)
Market Square Tower te ofrece una experiencia que nunca se ha visto en Houston. #152metrosdealturabajotuspies #piscinasdelmundo #lasmejoresvistas #houston #estadosunidos Si las grandes alturas te dan esa sensación de pánico, ciertamente esta no es la piscina para ti.😲 _________________________ @marketsquaretower @meilintrips @visit_houston @estados_unidos_america
This clear-bottomed swimming pool hangs over building's edge, 40 stories above the ground. This gravity-defying pool is on display in Houston, Texas at Matket Square Tower @marketsquaretower Would you have the courage to swim in this pool? Tag yourself and tag friends who you would like to swim in this pool with. Double-click if your heart races when you watch this video! Be sure to check out my other IG sites @bicycledays @howtotraveleuropecheap https://www.instagram.com/p/BSjwkBpgxEB/ (at Market Square Tower)
Glass-bottomed pool 500 feet above downtown Houston
(CNN)If spectacular heights give you that sinking feeling, then this is not the swimming pool for you.
A post shared by Market Square Tower (@marketsquaretower) on Apr 6, 2017 at 2:19pm PDT
The clip shows a brave soul slipping their bare feet along the pool's eight-inch-thick plexiglass bottom, which sits out 10 feet from the side of Market Square Tower.
It's being billed as the tallest pool in Texas and the only glass-bottomed pool in Houston.
A post shared by Market Square Tower (@marketsquaretower) on Apr 7, 2017 at 10:12am PDT
Viewers around the world are split between wanting to plunge right in or grab their towel and run.
Anyone wanting to try it will have to befriend a resident though. The pool, which opened in October 2016, isn't open to the public.
A post shared by Market Square Tower (@marketsquaretower) on Apr 3, 2017 at 12:31pm PDT
The building was designed by Houston's Jackson & Ryan Architects and is the centerpiece of a wraparound rooftop terrace with views of the Houston skyline and Buffalo Bayou Park.
For less gung-ho residents, there's a second resort-style pool on a lower terrace. It's not the only Houston pool to make a splash recently.
The 1,000-room Marriott Marquis Houston, which opened in December 2016, has a Texas-shaped lazy river and an infinity pool on its rooftop, 110 feet above street level.
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And if you're looking for apartment buildings with that added extra, you could always try Chongqing, China.
The southeastern city has been getting creative with its housing and transport solutions to accommodate its 49 million residents.
There's a new 19-story apartment building which is not only close to the train station, but has a light-rail passenger train passing right through its middle.
There's even a transit stop inside, on the sixth through eighth floors.
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Glass-bottomed pool 500 feet above downtown Houston
(CNN)If spectacular heights give you that sinking feeling, then this is not the swimming pool for you.
A post shared by Market Square Tower (@marketsquaretower) on Apr 6, 2017 at 2:19pm PDT
The clip shows a brave soul slipping their bare feet along the pool’s eight-inch-thick plexiglass bottom, which sits out 10 feet from the side of Market Square Tower.
It’s being billed as the tallest pool in Texas and the only glass-bottomed pool in Houston.
A post shared by Market Square Tower (@marketsquaretower) on Apr 7, 2017 at 10:12am PDT
Viewers around the world are split between wanting to plunge right in or grab their towel and run.
Anyone wanting to try it will have to befriend a resident though. The pool, which opened in October 2016, isn’t open to the public.
A post shared by Market Square Tower (@marketsquaretower) on Apr 3, 2017 at 12:31pm PDT
The building was designed by Houston’s Jackson & Ryan Architects and is the centerpiece of a wraparound rooftop terrace with views of the Houston skyline and Buffalo Bayou Park.
For less gung-ho residents, there’s a second resort-style pool on a lower terrace. It’s not the only Houston pool to make a splash recently.
The 1,000-room Marriott Marquis Houston, which opened in December 2016, has a Texas-shaped lazy river and an infinity pool on its rooftop, 110 feet above street level.
A lazy river in the shape of what?
Replay
More Videos …
MUST WATCH
And if you’re looking for apartment buildings with that added extra, you could always try Chongqing, China.
The southeastern city has been getting creative with its housing and transport solutions to accommodate its 49 million residents.
There’s a new 19-story apartment building which is not only close to the train station, but has a light-rail passenger train passing right through its middle.
There’s even a transit stop inside, on the sixth through eighth floors.
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