Rio Grande Valley

thanks guys

Does any know what the height of the new Memorial Hermann building in TMC is. I keep seeing pictures of that building and I am intrigued. This is one sophisticated looking building, and it looks kinda tall. Is it know the tallest building in TMC?

When ever I visit Houston, I'm always stunned at the beauty of Williams Tower. Indeed, an impressive landmark that makes residents and visitors feel welcomed.

It looks awesome

The photo looks pretty desent being that it was taken in 1943.

I agree with Scarface. The Houston skyline is in my opinion the most unique and stunning skyline with a balance of old 1920's skyscrapers to post-modern glass giants. If you look at the skylines from Chicago or New York, most of those skyscrapers where built prior to the 1950's.

What Houston's downtown skyline needs is lighting that changes with seasons, holidays, etc. For example, the Empire State Building is lit red, white and blue on 4th of July, Green and red on Christmas and so on. Adding more light to Houston will once again have Houston at the cutting-edge from the other US major cities.

Kincaid: u r right. Houston is over 2.2 mil folks with so much land and opportunity..... I agree on your post. Betcha lots of folks will agree as well WE ARE HOUSTON ...... no going back. :closedeyes:

Once a Houstonian, always a Houstonian

I am sticking with Spirit of Houston Park, because it reflects the can-do spirit of Houstonians and will be place where the area residents and visitors from all walks of life to mingle and unite as one be Houston family.

Spirit of Houston Park!