danielsonr
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GreenStreet?
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I know what you mean. I lived in the Fondren Southwest area in the 80’s and drove through this area on the way to downtown and other destinations and remember what it was like. At the time, Fondren Southwest was relatively upscale, with young professionals in all the apartments and townhomes. Then the bust of the mid 80’s hit, and the apartments emptied out and many homes and townhomes went into foreclosure. That area has never fully recovered from the bust. I wish I had photos of the area from that time as well.
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Memorial Hermann Robertson Pavilion At 6411 Fannin St.
danielsonr replied to CoolBuddy06's topic in Texas Medical Center
I’m not sure what their plans are for this building. They had surgical suites there until February, when they moved them to the new building.- 9 replies
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Rice University, by the Brochstein Pavilion
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Hotel Granduca
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Shepherd Square Shopping Center At 2075 Westheimer Rd.
danielsonr replied to hindesky's topic in Montrose
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Hmmm, looks familiar, but I can’t place it. Anyone?
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Knox Park
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This is the original St Luke’s hospital building. I know Texas Children’s Hospital purchased the medical office tower seen behind this building, but I don’t know if they purchased the hospital complex as well.
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Aspire Post Oak: Multifamily High-Rise At 1616 Post Oak Blvd.
danielsonr replied to Mab's topic in Uptown and Galleria Area
Can’t wait to see this same perspective when 1660 Post Oak is finished.- 1,031 replies
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Btw, this is a beautiful building and outdoor space. If only every new building project in Houston rose to this level of design and construction...
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12-Acres For Sale At 110 Petro Ln.
danielsonr replied to Highrise Tower's topic in Texas Medical Center
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American Cancer Society Hope Lodge on Ardmore
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The Joy School At One Chelsea Blvd.
danielsonr replied to Jax's topic in Museum District/Hermann Park/Rice University area
That’s such a shame. It was quite an elegant structure, even though it suffered from significant deferred maintenance.- 85 replies
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1531 Milford
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Yes, I think the building is stunning overall. It is already visually striking from a distance. But I have also seen the building up close, from the same perspective as your photo, and the glass tubes appear clunky and inelegant to me. Perhaps I should reserve judgement until all the finishing touches are complete. For instance, I presume there will be some sort of cladding at the bottom of the tubes to conceal the metal framework.
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If you take the time to browse through the threads for these developments, you will find the answers to your questions!
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321 W 19th St
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This is a great looking building, but the glass tubing reminds me of this...
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This is going to be a gorgeous building. Hines really knows how to design and build quality properties, as opposed to the developer of the Travis (3300 Main).
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The green space where Richmont Square used to be!
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I guess no one else is interested in playing this game. 🤔
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Ah, ok, just east of the College of Architecture building (I can’t figure out how to embed the map). I could not find this listed as part of UH’s public art collection. Is it a student or faculty project?
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Well, I have to admit I am stumped. I would guess that it is on the UH campus given the background and your bike route, but can’t find any evidence of this piece being a part of their collection.
