The long vertical slits create the illusion of three independent towers of equal width. But it is the rifts in its pink granite surface that give it the illusion of an exaggerated height far beyond its actual 33 stories. Designed by Philip Johnson. It is a square in the center of downtown Dallas that serves as meditation space. Not just for contemplation, but for actual spiritual healing.
Most cities throw up a few fountains and consider it a rejuvenation for the soul.
A short path of has different stations with plaques that make you think about your life. They are arranged in a spiral, and once you've passed all of the stations, you may continue through a giant ring toward the bell tower. The bells toll every day at noon. If that's not enough for you, there is also a spiral-shaped chapel that offers interfaith services. It's nice that Dallas hasn't forgotten that it was founded by deeply religious people who saw their faith as an integral part of their lives.