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This could be a very natural lot for campus expansion for Texas A&M or HCC.
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New rendering of the data center:
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Whitmire plans $3 billion in improvements to downtown over 30 years using hotel occupancy taxes.
'"The entertainment district will be going three miles in each direction. It will reach the arts and theater district," Whitmire said.
He said plans are in place to expand the George R. Brown Convention Center to compete with other convention centers.
"We are going to have larger conventions," he said.
And they want to attract big things, possibly even another professional sports team.
"Yes, Toyota Center will get ready for hockey," he said.
Most importantly, the mayor said the purpose is to clean up downtown. Problems that Carol Churchill said she's just seen grow over the years.'
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On 4/10/2024 at 4:17 PM, Triton said:
Damn... So now Trump will be against this?
Once upon a time he considered it an infrastructure priority. Unfortunately, consistency doesn't mean anything to most politicians if it can be traded for winning.
https://www.texastribune.org/2017/01/24/report-texas-bullet-train-among-new-federal-transp/
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Houston has fantastic weather for shaded terraces and patios. Hope to see more development that embraces it like this one become more common. 50 of these and the building under construction next door spread around inside the loop would be fantastic!
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The Cynthia and George Mitchell Foundation contracted Stoss Landscape Urbanism to provide a potential plan for a remade, pedestrian friendly waterfront in Galveston. The parking would be moved to garages that could also have greenspace or other pedestrian space (like the sand on the garage in the lower right of the photo). No action was taken but the wharves board may form a committee as this is a priority of the city.
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16 hours ago, ChannelTwoNews said:
"Intuitive Machines Inc. (Nasdaq: LUNR) was named as one of three recipients for NASA’s Lunar Terrain Vehicle Services contract, which has a combined maximum potential value of $4.6 billion for all awards to multiple companies. For Intuitive Machines, the initial award is valued at $30 million for a feasibility assessment, which will take a year to complete.
The vehicle will be used for NASA's Artemis III mission, which is the agency's first return to the moon since 1972. That mission is anticipated to launch no earlier than 2026. Intuitive Machines' initial award could be followed by further task orders with higher dollar amounts for a term of up to 10 years, the company said April 3."
Axiom Space is a partner on an additional winning proposal, this one by Venturi Astrolab. Venturi's proposal is admittedly less sexy than the other two winners.
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Additional renderings/plans for the fourth cruise terminal:
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Visioning from October 2023
Feedback Summary:
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RV Resort, hotel and conference center, 4 acre lake with a boardwalk, and restaurants and bars.
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Century Square Phase II is under construction. Sadly this was downsized from the initial plans.
A future section (at the corner of University and College) is slated for residential development.
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https://www.fly2houston.com/biz/opportunities/solicitations/2591
"The Houston Airport System (HAS) is seeking industry information and input for innovative strategies and approaches from highly qualified firms that can be applied or included in the development of a subsequent Request for Qualifications (for Statement of Qualifications – RFQ) and Request for Proposals (RFP) that support attainment of the EFD/HSP goal to develop and construct an approximately 120,000 sf specified building with potential uses of light manufacturing/assembly for advanced products, high bay, and office space at Ellington Airport (EFD)/Houston Spaceport (HSP). EFD/HSP is open to, but not limited to, business models provided by a firm (or team) with competencies to Design, Build, Finance, Operate and Maintain (DBFOM)."
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There is a group pushing to cap I-10 during the Inner Katy project. Hopefully some concessions can be pulled from TxDOT. Townhall on March 28 at 6 pm at the West End Multi-Service Center
170 Heights Blvd Houston, TX 77007.https://nohighernowideri10.com/townhallflyer.pdf
https://nohighernowideri10.com
Petition: https://chng.it/pJQJXLRpYH
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4 hours ago, ChannelTwoNews said:
I really like the idea of this space.
I also feel like I'm about the only person around that likes the design of the Family Law Center.
Wouldn't hate it if it could be repurposed into a learning space or museum/archive that could serve the purpose and mission of the surrounding park area. I won't be too terribly heartbroken if it comes down however.
If, when it comes down, you find yourself missing it, go take a tram tour of NASA Johnson from Space Center Houston. You'll see plenty of buildings like this one!
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RFQ for a Design-Build team posted for Texas A&M's Space Collaboration Facility at the Johnson Space Center's Exploration Park.
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New Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi Arts and Media Building renderings, floor plan, and site plan:
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New rendering of the Law and Education building with a new color palette that matches Kyle Field:
Rendering of the Research and Innovation Building (note: this appears to take up two blocks rather than the one originally planned):
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Renderings and drawings of the fourth cruise terminal:
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The Zoo Bar construction update from last month:
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11 hours ago, editor said:
Wow. That's a lot more parking lot and a lot less "public gathering and tribute space" than I expected. I've seen convenience stores bigger than that. Though I guess a surface parking lot is an appropriate "tribute" to Houston.
Looking back at the PDF, I guess I should have noticed that it's just a patch of grass with some pavers and a ramada in the middle next to a cinder block wall.
I'm so disappointed the Archdiocese gave up its opportunity to create Houston's own Main Plaza, Jackson Square, or Sister Cities Park.
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Redevelopment of the remainder of the Legacy Point or the Union property will begin by March 2025. They will be partnering with LV Collective, a student housing developer out of Austin. This will bridge a major gap in College Station's urban fabric and further help make the north side of campus truly urban.
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2 hours ago, bobruss said:
Houston, We Have No Problem !
Not exactly. It's on the moon and sending telemetry but the team believes it is tilted over. Incredibly, they tapped into test sensors in a payload on the vehicle after losing their lidar and nav cameras to avoid splatting onto the surface.
https://www.cnn.com/2024/02/23/world/odysseus-lunar-landing-sideways-scn/index.html
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On 2/8/2024 at 3:43 PM, texan said:
Texas A&M will be building out additional space on two floors in the EnMed Building.
https://news.tamus.edu/regents-approve-15-million-for-enmed-buildout-in-houston/
Floor plan and rendering of the new space:
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A site plan, a floorpan, and a render of the Engineering Classroom and Research Building (ECRB). This will really help better define the spaces on that part of campus.
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Shriners Hospital For Children At 6977 South Main St.
in Texas Medical Center
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The site where that tower was planned was ground-leased to Medistar to build office space and serve as a revenue source for the A&M System. That space was not planned to be used by A&M. Medistar put that project on hold, similar to how they put their down the street Innovation Tower project on hold.