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In 1923, the Braeswood development (now termed "Old Braeswood") had not yet been started, and it's between Bellaire and Brays Bayou on Main. I wonder if this could have been part of the Kirby property?
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In 1923, the Braeswood development (now termed "Old Braeswood") had not yet been started, and it's between Bellaire and Brays Bayou on Main. I wonder if this could have been part of the Kirby property?
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State National Bank To Become Moxy Hotel By Marriott At 412 Main St.
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They have been placing mechanical equipment on the roof this weekend. I spoke with a person working with the general contractor who said they anticipate being open by mid-January. -
The original brick sidewalk for this Alley Theatre location is still there. It's at the Holy Rosary Church's education building, on Berry at Louisiana. Holy Rosary purchased that portion of Berry from the City of Houston a few years ago.
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Westmoreland Farm Dairy At 1435 North Rice Rd.
ATH replied to Highrise Tower's topic in Historic Houston
Growing up in Meyerland in the 1960's (where my 93 year old Mom still lives in our original home), we had Henry the Milkman deliver fresh Westmoreland milk to our home. They had the BEST chocolate ice cream. I recall the dairy was on the west side of South Rice. -
State National Bank To Become Moxy Hotel By Marriott At 412 Main St.
ATH replied to Urbannizer's topic in Downtown
The way they are going with these renovations, it will be October 2023 before they finish, not October 2022. The west facade has the steel frame for a new fire stair, and it hasn't been touched in weeks. There is never any regular work underway inside. On the upper floors, metal studs are all they have done. -
It's going to be nothing if they don't get rid of the City of Houston's red tags that have been on the building for months.
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Urban Office At 4900 Travis St.
ATH replied to Urbannizer's topic in Museum District/Hermann Park/Rice University area
The former location of Stern & Bucek Architects. Wonderful property.- 9 replies
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So is it true that the highly anticipated restaurant is not going to happen? The deal fell through?
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Lighting Up The Montrose Bridges Over I59
ATH replied to trymahjong's topic in Traffic and Transportation
Sometimes the lights seem to be working, but mostly not. It's too bad because when they were well synched, the bridge lights were very attractive.- 172 replies
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Holy Family HTX Episcopal Church At 3719 Navigation Blvd.
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I hear they are open. Has anyone seen how this one turned out? It started as a really rough old meat market. -
When will Little Pappas Seafood reopen? Any ideas?
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Will Mayor Turner's performance influence the next election?
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I'm thinking that Gilbert Garcia will be throwing his hat into the ring........ -
As a longtime downtown resident, we have found that bedroom windows can allow a LOT of noise through them. It may be a good idea to not have these. Wouldn't it be nice if they removed the plaster from the facade and restored the original masonry.
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Isn't this building supposed to be open for the fall 2022 semester?
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The original Eldorado Ballroom did not have glass block windows, so these materials are from elsewhere. The upper floor windows were all operable for ventilation.
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The architects have spent considerable time researching the original Leonard Gabert design in order to restore it correctly. And the new addition on the south side will be very sympathetic to the original design. All good.
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The Linbeck family owns this property, and they have no relationship to any Hines entity.
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The masonry work seems to have stopped altogether. There has been no progress for weeks.
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I absolutely agree. It's outstanding.
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The "fountain" on Prairie at Travis, on the north side of the Rice garage, is oftentimes used as a bathtub by the homeless. These and the planter pylons ought to be removed. They serve no purpose and create no benefits for those of us who live downtown.
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Will Mayor Turner's performance influence the next election?
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No. Sorry, I was intending to respond to the question about the City Manager..... Whitmire is running. -
Brava: 46-Story Residential High-Rise At 414 Milam St.
ATH replied to brijonmang's topic in Downtown
I meant to say our downtown traffic lights........- 1,067 replies
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Brava: 46-Story Residential High-Rise At 414 Milam St.
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The same talented people who keep our downtown street lights synchronized also keep the clock on time.- 1,067 replies
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I recall it taking the entire block: West Main to Colquitt and Mandell to Loretto.