Greetings !. I'm usually just lurking around and leaving the odd reply but I was looking at google satellite's image of where the Shamrock was and when I went down to the street view I spotted this right across Pressler from the Texas A&M Institute of Biosciences & Technology bldg. Please do go check 2151 W. Holcombe at google satellite (or wherever) and tell me if that's a leftover from the Shamrock days.... FYI: I looked all around it, at street level, and there are marble tiles along the bottom of the exterior walls near the sidewalk !.... I don't know whether to be fascinated or a bit creeped out...... Was it supposed to be a combination parking garage AND office or retail space ? If it is to be kept, I wish they would paint the brick the same color and touch up the lines along the top of the building....(.Looking dirty is part of that Creepy factor, to me.) Old and possibly abandoned buildings and homes easily give me the heebie jeebies. Like just Looking at the old Jeff Davis Hospital that sat abandoned with a chain link fence around it....AAaaaaaah. I was born in Houston and lived there till I married in 1973 and moved to College Station, where I still live...(Boy has THIS area changed since '73 !) But I was always coming back down to visit my parents and/or brother. I know Houston has a bad reputation for destroying landmarks...Foleys downtown, for example.....the Shamrock, of course....I see the Astrodome is still there...I thought that was scheduled for demolition, as well ? I know there was a nice 2 story house (Georgian?) in Heights or Montrose that was the first home in Houston to be air conditioned, and in spite of groups and petitions trying to save it, the new owner still razed it.... Anyway, does anyone know anything about that (Shamrock?) garage being saved ? Thanks to anyone with some info.