The Royalton at River Oaks in Houston, Texas
Image courtesy of D.E. Harvey Builders
Click here to license this image
Click here to purchase a poster or print of this image
The Royalton at River Oaks in Houston, Texas
Image courtesy of D.E. Harvey Builders
Click here to license this image
Click here to purchase a poster or print of this image
  Scroll down for more pictures  
The Royalton at River Oaks in Houston, Texas
Click here to license this image
Click here to purchase a poster or print of this image
The Royalton at River Oaks in Houston, Texas
Click here to license this image
Click here to purchase a poster or print of this image

Upload photos icon Click here to upload your photos of The Royalton at River Oaks

300,000+ more posts... RSS feed

  • Landry's announces plan to restore Galveston's Flagship Hotel: http://j.mp/1CAYWI - Thu, 29 Oct
  • The first Houston-born astronaut is going to bring symbols of Houston up to the International Space Station. - Thu, 29 Oct
  • Updated the HAIF Fine Arts calendar: http://j.mp/3ShCac - Tue, 27 Oct
  • Just updated the HAIF Community Calendar with lots of fun events from now through December: http://j.mp/2gdHBL Feel free to add your events! - Tue, 27 Oct
  • Our sister site has just posted 700 (yes, 700!) desktop wallpapers from cities around the world you can download free: http://j.mp/3p8Qs9

See more Tweets... RSS feed

Kitchen Works

Posted to the Flickr Pool by adamyang

Add your photos!

Downtown Houston Skyline
The Royalton at River Oaks
Formerly:Crown Residence of Houston
Formerly:3333 Allen Parkway
Formerly:Gulf Publishing Company
3333 Allen Parkway, Houston, Texas, Montrose 77019 United StatesPrint this page   •   Share this page   •   Map This

Houston's few, but vocal, preservationists cried the day this building was announced. It replaces the venerated Gulf Publishing Building. A building that was squat and beige, but so remarkable in appearance that it was instantly noticeable and recognizable even to the swarms of commuters flitting by on Allen Parkway. But that was then. The reality of now is a 252-unit condo block on one of the prettiest, but least-developed swaths of Houston real estate. All of the recent nearby development has been in fake loft development, but this is a traditional apartment tower. In the artist's rendering you can see lots of glass facing west, and an ornamental crown.

Quick Facts
Rate This Skyscraper
method='post' action='/Building.php?ID=2018#Rate'>Current rating:50% 60%  name='Rating' id='Rating' value='Praise' class='Plain'> name='Rating' id='Rating' value='Raze' class='Plain'>
Your Thoughts

There are no comments. You can be the first to add your thoughts to this page.

Add Your Comments name="Name" id="Name" class="Required" size="40" value="">
name="Email" id="Email" class="Required" size="40" value="">


name="Precious" value="Snowflake">

E-mail address for validation only. It will not be displayed.
Valid name and e-mail address required.

name="on" id="Email" class="Required" size="10" maxlength="2">This helps fight spam bots.
name="ea" id="Email" class="Required" size="10" maxlength="4">This helps fight spam bots.
value="Add">
  HAI Community   HAI Extras   HAI Tools   HAI Sister Sites
Copyright 2009 Artefaqs Corporation. Artefaqs® and the Artefaqs logo are registered trademarks of the Artefaqs Corporation.
Neither text nor images from this web site may be used without permission.
All your skyscrapers are belong to us.