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  1. EllenOlenska
    It looks like in 60 years it'll be haunted.
  2. EllenOlenska
    imo IF it were limestone/granite it would be good, and if it were in the city (say midtown) it would be doubly good.
  3. EllenOlenska
    So...on the subject of that base? What type of material would be of high quality to give it the appearance it has in the rendering? What would be low quality?
  4. EllenOlenska
    Really should be not only a metrorail from downtown up Washington to this but also a metrorail to a growing downtown Heights send tweet
  5. EllenOlenska
    Seems like the rendering above doesn't have the clover while the map does.
  6. EllenOlenska
    I thought Spotts was going to get expanded because of the removal of the clover interchange.
  7. EllenOlenska
    This is good This is actually ethical vis-a-vis the park. It has a very good relationship with the park.
  8. EllenOlenska
    Love that good Purduenginerd stuff
  9. EllenOlenska
    As I recall this rendering has become legend, legend has become myth
  10. EllenOlenska
    People talking like this is real. I came to believe that actually this was gonna be a three story warehouse.
  11. EllenOlenska
    Jesus doesn't save old buildings in Houston.
  12. EllenOlenska
    You're stealing my idea for Houston side raised (magical) bridle path lanes.
  13. EllenOlenska
    The most ambitious Houston renderings outside of the 300 foot buildings that have glass atriums which open to the pierce elevated park.
  14. EllenOlenska
    I remember reading Houston once had a train to the Heights. Anti-progress.
  15. EllenOlenska
    My favorite thing about big ambitious non-building focused projects like this is the fake orange midrises they put everywhere. Once we build this nice park--waterfront midrises and charming Continental European malls are gonna pop up everywhere. In the renderings, I mean.
  16. EllenOlenska
    I like the Rice Opera House. What would make it better? Maybe be in a street grid.
  17. EllenOlenska
    How innocent I was when I thought this was all I wanted.
  18. EllenOlenska
    I was of the thinking that they were going to build both the twisty tower and the big square glass one.
  19. EllenOlenska
    The humorous counter-factual would be if they knocked the thing, dug a pit and built something that looked like a gutted version of the original building.
  20. EllenOlenska
    Does anyone else...like the building they're gonna tear down?
  21. EllenOlenska
    Water and "Harvey"; how fitting.
  22. EllenOlenska
    Oh, man, soon midtown Houston might be as urban as...checks notes...downtown Kalmazoo
  23. EllenOlenska
    Right when I move out of the Camden at Oxford they make a perfectly walkable movie theater. Actually, I moved to Kalamazoo to get a PhD in literature. Kalamazoo is a cool town but it's sure not Houston. Because of course Houston is a giant city and also because I was born and raised there and thereabouts. I actually wanted to say this, too: that I appreciate this forum and the good work it does, as well as the conversations and of course the pictures. I've lived in Texas all my life an am a little sentimental right now, and so I'm going to need all y'all's updates.
  24. EllenOlenska
    So, I'm youngish and there's some places I've been going to for my twenties that shut down recently and I'm sad about it and want to share here. One would be Happy Fatz on White Oak, they did a fancy hot dog and baked goods (cakes and cake balls and interesting pies), Italian sodas, fancy coffees and the like, and surprisingly good salads. I miss it. I also miss Pop & Pan the well reviewed and liked panini and popcorn place that shut down mysteriously a month or two ago.
  25. EllenOlenska
    As a millennial I want to say: we have legs.
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