EllenOlenska

Okay, since people are still arguing over this and no one seems to have posted this yet. I will.

I'm actually a big fan of the Kevin Daly. My question is (and I have a hard time puzzling it out from the renderings/schematics) is there any plan to expand the park if indeed the clover interchange is removed? Is the clover interchange removal likely to be soon? Sorry if this is a little tangential to the matter at hand.

Definitely on team "not crazy about it"

People talk about Montrose, Midtown, the Heights, the East Side and they're all right, but the future circum-Herman Park looks pretty tall.

https://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/houston-texas/houston/article/Texas-A-M-medical-center-TAMU-college-med-millio-15069488.php?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=HC_DailyHeadlines&utm_term=news&utm_content=headlines# "The complex will occupy 5.5 acres at the southern border of the main medical center campus and comprise an 18-story academic building for the specialized engineering medicine program on which Texas A&M and Houston Methodist are partnering; a 19-story student housing building; and a 30-story medical office building. All three will tout the A&M logo."

LOL or my parents on occasion.

Apropos of nothing the government pushed monolithic modernist government buildings to make people feel safe from nuclear fallout in the post-Bomb age

Taking bets on the first 20 story tower between 18th and 21st and Heights Boulevard and Shepherd.

Yeah. Classic Ghost Tower.

The tower looks better there!

I lived at the apartments on Oxford. And would (have) welcome a highrise (with that elusive beast, GFR) but wow this dude isn't politic.

It reminds me of movies where the machines of sentient and they use other machines.

Feels that way

Honestly I'm still dead because of the use of metonymically

strikes me as a quick one