Jump to content

jmancuso

Moderator
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Posts

    994

  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    2

 Content Type 

Everything posted by jmancuso

  1. jmancuso
    I lived on Wickersham directly behind there when I first moved down here and always liked that shopping center. Sad to see this one go. Used to go to the video store back in the day.
  2. jmancuso
    Looks like they left part of the dealership alone, that lone building in pic two posts up.
  3. jmancuso
    It IS in the middle of nowhere. I live in Kingwood and take the beltway to Clear Lake and pass this along the way and it's pretty isolated. It probably won't be in 5-10 years but in the meantime, it's setting is pretty remote.
  4. jmancuso
    So I assume the building(s) Uchi, Hue Salon, etc are in are going to stay and be incorporated into new development? As for the Freed Montrose Library, I hope whoever moves into that space when the library moves restores it because it's a great building and definitely worth saving.
  5. jmancuso
    West Timer is correct. The animations and graphics not too mention awkward justified text are distracting and hard to read.
  6. jmancuso
    I pass by this thing everyday while on my afternoon walk along the bayou.
  7. jmancuso
    I live in Kingwood...there's no way this is happening. I hope I'm wrong but Kingwood and the people that live there are boring and would never support this.
  8. jmancuso
    That parking garage....
  9. jmancuso
    Is this going to be built around that Subway or knock it down? Also, wasn't there a Hilton planned for this area? Same intersection? I work in UT tower so I will be able to watch this go up.
  10. jmancuso
    Too bad it will be next door to that Walgreens.
  11. jmancuso
    wont most of that rear of that building be blocked by Hines' new tower?
  12. jmancuso
    I see nothing wrong with these buildings. Sure, they're glass boxes but not every project in town had to be high profile. The energy corridor is not really a hot bed for architectural wonder but I like the fact these created a new mini skyline.
  13. jmancuso
    ^ You should have seen what the original design (post oak) looked like. 9/11 forced the developers to scale back dramatically. Was quite impressive.
  14. jmancuso
    3.5 mil? that's it? I'll take two
  15. jmancuso
    Developers buy property all the time, yes?
  16. jmancuso
    What a freaking waste! The existing building is only about 20 or so years old and of all the buildings in that area, the developers knock down a decent 20-storey building. There are countless older trashy 4-5 storey buildings all up and down that street, including the one I work in a few doors up where the elevator is dead every other day. Knock that POS down.
  17. jmancuso
    there has to be some way for visitors, cabs, deliveries to come and go.
  18. jmancuso
    Is this replacing park with mural on side of adjacent building? Across from Pennzoil? Is this replacing park with mural on side of adjacent building? Across from Pennzoil?
  19. jmancuso
    Of all the crappy apartments knocked down to make way for newer development, sad to see these go. Was actually a very nice property.
  20. jmancuso
    Old Farm area
  21. jmancuso
    there appears to be fairly new townhouses on a portion of this site. are they going to be knocked down?
  22. jmancuso
    Randall Davis is unprofessional. 002 Magazine interviewed him a few years ago and one of the questions they asked him was what was his favorite instrument. His response: skin flute
  23. jmancuso
    agreed. the blank walls are horrible.
  24. jmancuso
    you didn't get the memo?
  25. jmancuso
    Looks like this project is slowly being widdled away into just another bland development.
×
×
  • Create New...