Gerald D. Hines Waterwall Park (Williams Waterwall)

The Gerald D. Hines Waterwall, commonly called the Williams Waterwall, is a semi-circular sculptural fountain adjacent to Williams Tower in the Galleria area. Completed in 1985, the fountain stands roughly 64 feet tall and recirculates water over a stone arch, creating a distinctive visual landmark. The site functions as a public park and a well-known example of late-20th-century commercial landscape design in Houston.