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  1. Howard Huge
    MODS!
  2. Howard Huge
    Isn't the "Dallas Street Retail" project a city project? Could the city have offered the mom and pop stores some sort or concessions for ripping up the street for so long?
  3. Howard Huge
    H-Tine, hol' it dine!
  4. Howard Huge
    I dont get it.
  5. Howard Huge
    In a bucket.Have to bring your lunch.
  6. Howard Huge
    I like the guy who has the biggest single dreadlock I've ever seen, like literally all of his hair (which goes down to his waist) is one giant dreadlock, shaped like a huge rectangle. It's so matted it doesn't move. I think a few street rats call that nest home.
  7. Howard Huge
    Lol, not really.You'd be surprised at how out of shape most of the guys I work with are. You only make that climb twice a day, once in the morning, and then when your shift is over. The other 12 hours you're just sitting on your ass. The higher cranes usually have an elevator on the building that takes you most of the way up.
  8. Howard Huge
    Photo courtesy of Russell Hancock:
  9. Howard Huge
    It's almost topped out!
  10. Howard Huge
    Am I the only one wishing this was still in downtown in the same cool looking historic structure? That area of midtown would be so much cleaner, albeit all the trash would be in downtown, but, wouldn't that be more acceptable?
  11. Howard Huge
    But it IS downtown!This building has "stretched the skyline" all the way to the furthest southeast corner of downtown proper, although it's not exactly a skyline changer, it's part of our skyline now...
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  13. Howard Huge
    I read it like he was referring to the perspective of a couple of lovebirds checking in at this hotel suddenly losing the urge to bump uglies when they see this pile of vomit stacked 14 stories high.Architectural salt-peter, if you will.
  14. Howard Huge
    I'm generally against lots of government regulation, I don't think giving them a say do over what does or doesn't get built is a bad idea. That being said, I'm not against some other way of regulating final structure appearance, but how?
  15. Howard Huge
    English?
  16. Howard Huge
    There are too many damn "powers that be" in Houston. It's getting old.
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  18. Howard Huge
    Yes, I am fully aware of how easy it is to get around without a car whenever I'm in NY, it's unbelievable, you can go literally anywhere in the city in a breeze, the trains and buses are so well connected. Truly a marvel of mass transit, the finest system in the world. I am so jealous.
  19. Howard Huge
    Oooohh!You know what really anchor this development? A House Of Blues! One can only dream!
  20. Howard Huge
    Wow. Post oak is going to be mad dense, and isn't even close to being fully built out yet. Traffic will be a nightmare, which is scary because it already is a nightmare.
  21. Howard Huge
    Houston: 2025http://www.trbimg.com/img-5612e0a6/turbine/bal-bs-bs-skytrain-p3-20130727
  22. Howard Huge
    Yeah. I love it. I wish the high point on the roof (the unoccupied area) was just a little higher and sharper, maybe with spires/poles like that med center building that looks like a sailboat.
  23. Howard Huge
    Pretty much.Might as well catch a flight from DFW to Bush then catch a cab downtown, the extra cost would be negligible.
  24. Howard Huge
    Or maybe we could have, I don't know, JUST HAD THE F*****G TRAIN GO ALL THE WAY TO DOWNTOWN. JESUS CHRIST this cow town is just one massive fail after the other.
  25. Howard Huge
    True indeed. I forgot how glorious this building is going to look when complete. It will break up the monotony of the skyline, adding a slight jagged edge. God bless Gerald Hines.
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