Architects, Developers, Builders, and Designs
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HAIF Activity
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Janisch Street Multifamily Development
Well, that denial seems pretty chicken poopy of the Planning Commission. Running the fake street through the development cuts off a piece and makes it useless. I also like the comment that Janisch is 2400 feet wide. No, it's 2400 feet long, there's a difference. -
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The Allen: Mixed-Use Development At Allen Parkway & Gillette St.
This is my hypothesis based on general observation living in Houston for 43 years. Houston until the 1990 relied heavily on its energy sector and to some degree the TMC. Thoughts of making this place attractive for conventions and competing with other cities was not taken with any seriousness. Our downtown and midtown areas were a wasteland outside the gleaming office towers. The Rice hotel area and market square park were a trash filled urine odiferous areas. The bayou used to host the "reeking regata" which gives some idea of its past condition. This mercifully has changed. But perhaps the powers that be are not selling the amazing change which have occurred. A hypothesis, not a theory. -
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General Transportation News Thread
Metro CEO Tom Lambert retiring at the end of the year (houstonchronicle.com) I would've preferred for them to promote from within, I think Sanjay Ramabhadran would bring dedicated leadership, but they've decided to hire a firm to find a new CEO. Idk anything about Tom, but maybe a change in leadership would impulse more investment into METRO. -
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