Lighting covers the crown, where a section of the building  lights up, and sometimes changes color for special occasions, such as the 2006 Rose Bowl, when the Austin-based University of Texas Longhorns defeated the USC Trojans. More than 200,000 sq ft (60,960 sq m) of glass was used for the facade of the building alone and 45,000 sq ft (13,716 sq m) of glass was used in the crown. The building also contains an 11 level parking garage with spaces for more than 1,400 vehicles.
Lighting illuminates the crown, where a section of the building shines brightly, and sometimes changes color for special events, such as the 2006 Rose Bowl, when the University of Texas Longhorns defeated the USC Trojans. Over 200,000 sq ft (60,960 sq m) of glass was used for the facade alone, and 45,000 sq ft (13,716 sq m) of glass was used in the crown. The building also features an 11-level parking garage with spaces for over 1,400 vehicles.