Historic Houston
Places that have survived the city's "progress" and those that are only memories. Plus places that go bump in the night.
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Knowles-Rowland House - 1615 Gray St.
Strange. The argument against Rasmus's attempts was "going against Walkable Places ordinance". But 25ft minimum setback is always talked about on these boards as detrimental to the pedestrian experience. Based on reactions I've seen on this thread, and elsewhere (i.e. Twitter), I assume it's just the NIMBY getting "creative"? Although ... I still don't know if there is a 25ft minimum setback in that swath of Midtown to begin with (as mentioned in previous post, I thought it was already defined as "CBD" with no building line requirements")?- affordable housing
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Williams Tower At 2800 Post Oak Blvd.
They must leave the construction lights on as it's crazy bright in these sections at night. -
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Street Art For Mankind - Downtown Houston Mural Fest
I organized a 3.5 mile walk from Graffiti Park to Post zigzagging through downtown Houston with locals and out of towners this past weekend. It was fun seeing all the murals. I wouldn't do it during summer though .. This is the general route we took. -
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Retail Center At 1201 Oliver St.
Urban South Brewery announced its doors are closing. The brewery operated in Sawyer Yards at 1201 Oliver St, Suite 10.- the heights
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Baytown - TGS Cedar Port Industrial Park
Kinder Morgan, TGS Cedar Port plan carbon storage project - Houston Business Journal (bizjournals.com) "During its first-quarter 2024 earnings call April 17, the Houston-based midstream giant announced it had executed a pore space lease agreement with TGS Cedar Port Partners LP, which owns TGS Cedar Port Industrial Park, the largest master-planned, rail- and barge-served industrial park in the U.S. The pore space spans 10,800 acres near the Houston Ship Channel and can store more than 300 million tonnes of carbon dioxide. Kinder Morgan said this will give the company a geographically and geologically advantaged platform to develop carbon sequestration solutions for nearby emissions."- tgs
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