The Spires, Residential skyscraper in Hermann Park, Houston, United States.

The Spires is a 40-story residential tower in Hermann Park that rises 426 feet (130 meters) above the surrounding area. The building features multiple elevators and provides views of the nearby zoo and parkland from its upper levels.

The Spires was completed in 1983 as a 40-floor residential condominium tower rising 426 feet (130 metres). Its architect was the firm H.C. Huang & Partners. The building is self-managed: an 11-member Board of Directors made up of homeowners meets regularly and works through committees.

The Spires is a self-managed condominium: homeowners sit on various committees, and an 11-member Board of Directors meets regularly. This resident-run structure is cited as one of the best-managed residential high-rises in Houston. The architect was the firm H.C. Huang & Partners.

The Spires stands at 29.70710, -95.38850, within Hermann Park in Houston, Texas. It is a self-managed condominium building: homeowners serve on various committees, and an 11-member Board of Directors meets regularly. Access to the residential floors is for residents and their guests, not general visitors.

The Spires is a self-managed condominium: its Board of Directors consists of 11 homeowners who meet regularly, and residents serve on various committees. The 40-floor tower, completed in 1983, is described as one of the best-managed residential high-rises in Houston.