A giant downtown mural of Willie Nelson is no more after the building was torn down to make way for a new high-rise development.

A historic building, known for its nearly decade-old Willie Nelson wall art, is being demolished this week in downtown Austin.

At a November Austin Historic Landmark Commission meeting, city staff recommended demolishing the building due to damages sustained in that fire. The property was built between 1922 and 1932 and originally served as a general store run by Abraham and Amelia Nassour before they sold the property in the 1950s.

The Willie Nelson mural that sits at 406 E. 7th St. is being demolished after the building that hosted the mural was damaged in a fire last year.

Although the iconic mural on East 7th Street is being demolished, it's not exactly the end of the road for Willie yet.