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Sky-guy

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  1. A quick google search shows numbers between 8k and 13k, but nothing as high as 67k.
  2. It’s very Hudson Yards-esque. A blue glass behemoth that sticks out like a sore thumb just a little bit. I say this all in a good way. It’ll be awesome for the TMC and Houston!
  3. Memorial Hermann Tower along I-10 https://www.emporis.com/statistics/tallest-health
  4. Interesting to see whether there are fewer people walking in the heat. No need to wait for July... it’ll be 93° tomorrow. 😅
  5. A little bit of a Montrose/midtown skyline forming: Edit: https://imgur.com/nFbGF76 can’t figure out how to delete old photos I’ve uploaded.
  6. This is from April of 2017, so it may not be up to date: “Phase one of the project will include a luxury hotel and condominium tower, retail pavilion and office building with more than 200,000 square feet of space.” https://www.bizjournals.com/houston/news/2017/04/26/renderings-revealed-for-new-luxurymixed-use.html
  7. I like this development. I wish we had more inflill like this along the main street corridor (NRG up to downtown) http://imgur.com/BBAvHjz
  8. Emporis has this building listed at 40 floors and 498 ft. This puts it 3 feet behind OPP and 5 feet behind the current tallest residential tower: The Huntingdon. If the floor count has been increased to 41 floors, than yes, I would assume that when completed, This would be the tallest residential tower in Houston.
  9. I believe you have made a mistake. The 102-story tower is proposed for the corner of Bissonnet and Ashby.
  10. Is there anything that can be done to make the waters of buffalo bayou a little more blue?
  11. With all of the new residential development in Downtown, a target would do really well. Whee else can someone buy some TP and Pantene in downtown? People living in DT, shouldn't have to leave DT to buy basic necessities.
  12. From the Chronicle: "Texas Central Partners, which aims to build the nation's first bullet train between Texas' two biggest cities, announced Wednesday they'd raked in $75 million in private investments in the company's first round of fundraising. That money will allow the ambitious $10 billion project to move forward from feasibility studies to development planning." http://www.chron.com/news/transportation/article/Texas-high-speed-rail-passes-major-milestone-with-6400089.php Also, I think I saw something about this in The New York Times a couple of weeks ago.
  13. One block South of One Park Place or the block bound by Milam, Clay, Travis, and Bell.
  14. Now there's even more room for a Top Golf on top of the GRB!
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