Hanover Autry Park: Mixed-Use At Allen Parkway & W. Dallas St.

[urbanize713]

Not going to happen but at this point I wish the Regent Square team would just approach Hanover and make some sort of business deal where Hanover develops the parcel fronting Allen parkway or just outright sells it to them. 

[kennyc05]

40 minutes ago, urbanize713 said:

Not going to happen but at this point I wish the Regent Square team would just approach Hanover and make some sort of business deal where Hanover develops the parcel fronting Allen parkway or just outright sells it to them. 

Anything is possible!

[Clementine]

FAA filing for the 42 story tower was entered ~1 month ago. Hopefully they'll approve it soon, but FAA still seems to be working through some late-October filings. 449', start of construction "12/5/2022" (ASAP) with an estimated finish date of October 2025.

[hindesky]

[IntheKnowHouston]

On 1/19/2022 at 7:00 AM, IntheKnowHouston said:

 

More details about Auden, a vegetable-forward restaurant opening at Autry Park, were reported towards the end of 2021. So, it's not the freshest of news, but I didn't see anyone make a post about it.

I think Nitecap Hospitality, the group behind Auden, is also involved with the bakery EaDough under construction in EaDo.

https://preview.houstonchronicle.com/dining/vegetable-centric-restaurant-with-buffalo-bayou-16684902

 

An update of the estimated opening timeline for Auden. This is the vegetable-forward restaurant coming soon to mixed-used development Autry Park. The restaurant will be located at 3737 Cogdell St.

More on Auden's new anticipated opening date in an article published yesterday. The article is from Community Impact:


" Auden, which originally sought to open in spring 2022, is now looking at an early summer 2023 opening in the Autry Park mixed-use development at 3711 Autry Park Drive, Houston. The restaurant will be run by the husband-and-wife duo of Kirthan and Kripa Shenoy, founders of EaDough in east downtown Houston."

https://communityimpact.com/houston/heights-river-oaks-montrose/dining/2022/12/13/5-eateries-slated-to-open-in-2023-in-montrose-river-oaks/

[IntheKnowHouston]

On 9/20/2022 at 11:22 PM, IntheKnowHouston said:

Back in either 2020 or 2021, the retail leasing agent for Autry Park released a merchandising plan with concepts and stores. There weren't specific retailers listed, only general descriptions of what may occupy each unit. 

Recently, Autry Park updated the retail section on their website with previously reported retailers. Also listed are confirmations of concepts speculated here a few pages back. When I last checked Autry Park's website in July, the retailers weren't listed.

 

Phase 1: Block A, E, G, and B1
Phase 2: Block B2, C, D, and F

https://autrypark.com/retail-leasing/









A01 - Annabelle's by Ben Berg (4,977 Sq Ft)
A02 - TBA jazz & cocktail bar (3,033 Sq Ft)
A03 -  TBA taqueria & mezcal bar (2,826 Sq Ft)
A04 -  TBA bodega & wine bar (4,191 Sq Ft)
A05 - TBA salon (1,829 Sq Ft)
A06 - Turner's Cut (1,962 Sq Ft)
 

B1-1 - TBA high-volume restaurant with bayou views (5,000 Sq Ft)
B1-2 - TBA breezy boutique with park overlook (5,000 Sq Ft)
B2-2 - TBA wellness & amenities (5,000 Sq Ft) ← May refer to Duo Coffee & Pilates

D01 - TBA bookstore and stationery (2,123 Sq Ft)
D02- TBA all-day cafe (6,000 Sq Ft)

E01 - Auden (2,801 Sq Ft)
E02 - TBA mission-driven fashion (2,567 Sq Ft)
E03 - TBA technical activewear (2,804 Sq Ft)
E04 - Lick Honest Ice Creams (556 Sq Ft)
E05-A - Handies Douzo (or Handies Douzou) (1,921 Sq Ft)
E05-B - TBA sake & whisky bar by Handies Douzo (602 Sq Ft)
E06 - Piermarini (859 Sq Ft)
E07 - TBA shoes & accessories boutique (973 Sq Ft)
E08-A - TBA boutique retail (1,659 Sq Ft)
E08-B - TBA boutique retail (1,659 Sq Ft)
E09 - TBA men's apparel store (2,217 Sq Ft)
E10 - TBA artisanal goods emporium (1,999 Sq Ft)

G01 - TBA restaurant in the round (2,123 Sq Ft)
G02 - Tout Chocolat (1,017 Sq Ft)

 

On 11/4/2022 at 4:23 AM, IntheKnowHouston said:

CBRE, the office leasing agent for the Autry Park mixed-use development, released an updated leasing brochure for the offices.

The brochure includes site plans and floor plans for the offices. It also includes a site plan of confirmed retail tenants at Hanover Autry Park and Hanover Parkview.


https://www.crexi.com/lease/properties/358172/texas-autry-park

https://api-lease.crexi.com/assets/358172/flyer

 

 

This is from the brochure; the lettering is off in the brochure, so it doesn't match up entirely:

 

Premier mixed-use development in Houston

Autry Park has two luxury multifamily projects, and numerous highly
anticipated restaurants and retail concepts opening in 2022. 

Multifamily

C. Hanover Autry Park

Rising 24 stories above the Houston skyline is the new Hanover
Autry Park, featuring 324 well-appointed apartment homes.


G. Hanover Parkview

This 8-story residence features 422 apartment homes complete with upscale elegances, and cutting-edge technology and conveniences.

Restaurants

A. Annabelle’s

American brasserie with a relaxed atmosphere and views of Buffalo Bayou from Berg Hospitality Group


B. Auden

Michelin-starred concept focusing on vegetable-forward, globally inspired dishes (except this is NOT a Michelin-starred restaurant)


D. Turner’s Cut

High-end steakhouse, from Berg Hospitality Group, that serves up rare cuts of meat from Japan and the Americas


E. Lick Honest Ice Creams 

Seasonal and sustainable artisan ice cream shop



F. Handies Douzo 

Nori-wrapped hand rolls and sushi omakase



H.  Sake and Whiskey Bar


 

Services & Soft Goods

I. Piermarini 

Family-owned specialty men and women’s clothing


J. Duo

Coffee lounge, and spin and pilates studio

 

 

A filing for the sake and whiskey bar planned for Autry Park was submitted to the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation yesterday. The name listed for the bar is AP Bar, though it's possible the name could change.

3737 Cogdell St, Suite 135 is the listed address. It's one of the ground floor retail at Hanover Parkview. According to the Autry Park retail map, it will be across from its sister restaurant Handies Douzo. 

As previously posted, the tentatively-named cocktail bar is a new concept from the group behind Aiko, Handies Douzo, and Kokoro restaurants.


https://www.tdlr.texas.gov/TABS/Search/Print/TABS2023007540




A model of the tentatively-named AP Bar - exterior only. This is from Autry Park's website.







Below is a map from a post a few pages back showing the bar's location

Edited December 15, 2022 by IntheKnowHouston

[CREguy13]

Wasn't able to take a photo, but the MF has started construction!  Several workers on site and they were pretty far along digging the foundation.  Such an exciting project and will stand out in a big way.

[toxtethogrady]

4 hours ago, IntheKnowHouston said:

A model of the tentatively-named AP Bar - exterior only. This is from Autry Park's website.

I am relieved that you said it's a rendering of the bar, as I was afraid for a moment that was a rendering of Phase Two - complete with a gigantic David Adickes statue of the last drunken patron leaving to find his car...🤐😎

[hindesky]

Work has started on the 42 story high rise apartment.

 

This looks like it will be the lay down area during construction.

Edited December 16, 2022 by hindesky

[urbanize713]

what is in the middle of the midrises? Will that parcel be redeveloped? 

[hindesky]

47 minutes ago, urbanize713 said:

what is in the middle of the midrises? Will that parcel be redeveloped? 

The Lighthouse of Houston.

https://www.houstonlighthouse.org

[cityliving]

Glad to see this project getting started, it will be fun photographing it from up above.

[hindesky]

[IntheKnowHouston]

On 10/16/2021 at 8:51 PM, IntheKnowHouston said:

 

I have not read the other 10 pages in this thread, so I don't know if this was shared. If not, I think the restaurants listed are Benjamin Berg of Berg Hospitality. Earlier this year, CultureMap and possibly other publications reported Berg is leasing space for several concepts for the Autry Park mixed-use. The names of the restaurants weren't disclosed.

One of the restaurants is named Annabelle's and the other Benjamin's Cut. I think the latter may be similar to Underbelly Hospitality's Georgia James Tavern.

 

On 11/16/2021 at 10:20 AM, hindesky said:

Berg Hospitality to open two new concepts at Autry Park

The same week that Berg Hospitality Group is opening a new restaurant in the Heights comes word that the prolific restaurateur Benjamin Berg will open two new concepts at Autry Park in Spring 2022.

Houston-based Hanover Company, in partnership with Lionstone Investments, announced Tuesday that Berg restaurants will be part of its 14-acre mixed-use development along the western edge of Buffalo Bayou Park.

The new Berg concepts will be Annabelle’s, an American brasserie serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, and Turner’s Cut, a luxury steakhouse. The Berg group’s Houston portfolio includes B&B Butchers & Restaurant, B.B. Lemon, The Annie Café & Bar, Turner’s, NoPo Café, and Trattoria Sofia, opening Friday in the Heights. 

 

https://preview.houstonchronicle.com/dining/new-berg-restaurants-coming-to-autry-park-and-16625148

 

On 3/30/2022 at 11:54 AM, hindesky said:

Annabelle's a Ben Berg restaurant for the Hanover Autry Park.

https://houston.culturemap.com/news/restaurants-bars/11-16-21-autry-park-mixed-use-development-new-restaurants-annabelles-turners-cut-ben-berg-hospitality/

Architect - https://www.ipreminger.com

 

On 9/20/2022 at 11:22 PM, IntheKnowHouston said:

Back in either 2020 or 2021, the retail leasing agent for Autry Park released a merchandising plan with concepts and stores. There weren't specific retailers listed, only general descriptions of what may occupy each unit. 

Recently, Autry Park updated the retail section on their website with previously reported retailers. Also listed are confirmations of concepts speculated here a few pages back. When I last checked Autry Park's website in July, the retailers weren't listed.

 

Phase 1: Block A, E, G, and B1
Phase 2: Block B2, C, D, and F

https://autrypark.com/retail-leasing/

A01 - Annabelle's by Ben Berg

 

4 hours ago, hindesky said:

 

Additional details regarding Annabelle's from plans submitted to the city's permitting department.

Annnabelle's a new restaurant concept from Berg Hospitality Group. It's opening next year in the Autry Park mixed-use development.

The restaurant will be located at 811 Buffalo Park Dr, Suite 100. Annabelle's one of several ground floor retail at Hanover Autry Park.


Total square footage: 5,584 sf
Dining room area: 2,292 sf
Bar seating capacity: 32 ppl 
Patio area: 270 sf
Two outdoor terraces: 1,227 sf

 

[hindesky]

Looks like the address for the 42 story apartments might be 3711 Autry Park Dr. - Hanover Site G.

 

[hindesky]

 

The dirt is being dumped in this lot.

[Amlaham]

Imagine in 10 years, when the buildings in Downtown- Montrose- Greenway-Galleria start to connect 😩

I'm honestly starting to picture it 

[j_cuevas713]

1 hour ago, Amlaham said:

Imagine in 10 years, when the buildings in Downtown- Montrose- Greenway-Galleria start to connect 😩

I'm honestly starting to picture it 

When I went over the 59 exit from 610, you can see how different we look from the past 10 years. So many more high-rises 

Edited December 22, 2022 by j_cuevas713

[kennyc05]

17 minutes ago, j_cuevas713 said:

When I went over the 59 exit from 610, you can see how different we look from the the past 10 years. So many more high-rises 

And more to come! Hopefully soon!

[cityliving]

[Luminare]

On 12/22/2022 at 3:07 PM, j_cuevas713 said:

When I went over the 59 exit from 610, you can see how different we look from the past 10 years. So many more high-rises 

For me its always driving 610 through the Galleria/Uptown. It really paints a picture of change. Going to try to make it out here next year from this past April, and I'm sure I'll still be surprised at the changes.

[steve1363]

On 12/22/2022 at 3:28 PM, Amlaham said:

Imagine in 10 years, when the buildings in Downtown- Montrose- Greenway-Galleria start to connect 😩

I'm honestly starting to picture it 

It is easy to visualize this driving on the Fort Bend Toll Road coming from Sienna in Missouri City.  I wish I had a drone.  It’s not feasible to stop on the toll road but there are some awesome shots of the various skylines.  They are not as far apart as some people think!

[j_cuevas713]

6 hours ago, steve1363 said:

It is easy to visualize this driving on the Fort Bend Toll Road coming from Sienna in Missouri City.  I wish I had a drone.  It’s not feasible to stop on the toll road but there are some awesome shots of the various skylines.  They are not as far apart as some people think!

They really aren’t. Houston proper is roughly 100 square miles, so many of our city centers are relatively close. 

[IntheKnowHouston]

Has anyone heard about a contemporary Vietnamese dining concept in planning for Autry Park? 

[004n063]

8 hours ago, j_cuevas713 said:

They really aren’t. Houston proper is roughly 100 square miles, so many of our city centers are relatively close. 

Huh? Thought it was like 667 square miles or so...the metro area is like 10,000.

[strickn]

A novel definition of houston proper as the urban development footprint of the skylines (minus the peripheral  Greenspoint, Woodlands, Westchase and Memorial City skylines) 

[IntheKnowHouston]

1 hour ago, IntheKnowHouston said:

Has anyone heard about a contemporary Vietnamese dining concept in planning for Autry Park? 

I'm not for certain, but maybe Berg Hospitality Group has plans for a Vietnamese restaurant? It's possible the concept could be another dining option for Autry Park.

A few weeks ago, Berg Hospitality Group filed a trade name for Maison Viet. 

[steve1363]

2 hours ago, 004n063 said:

Huh? Thought it was like 667 square miles or so...the metro area is like 10,000.

The loop is roughly 100 sq miles…. that would include Uptown, Greenway Plaza, The Texas Medical Center, and Downtown.

As another poster mentioned that leaves out The Woodlands, Energy Corridor, Westchase, Greenspoint… but nobody ever said those skylines would converge with downtown.

[004n063]

2 hours ago, steve1363 said:

The loop is roughly 100 sq miles…. that would include Uptown, Greenway Plaza, The Texas Medical Center, and Downtown.

As another poster mentioned that leaves out The Woodlands, Energy Corridor, Westchase, Greenspoint… but nobody ever said those skylines would converge with downtown.

Right, but those areas are mostly outside of the boundaries of the city proper. Hillcroft/Gulfton, Uptown, part of Bellaire/Asiatown, Broadway/Park Place/Hobby/Gulfgate, etc. are not, and I've never heard of anyone excluding them from their definition of Houston proper. I guess I just never thought of "Houston proper" and "inside the loop" as synonymous.

[Twinsanity02]

All of you are correct using different criterea.

The area within the 610 loop is slightly under 100 sq. miles ( interestingly more than twice the size of the city of Paris which has over 2 million people. Talk about density)

The city has an area of under 700 square miles with I think around 2.3 million people.

The Houston MSA is greater than 10,000 sq. miles making it slightly smaller than Massachusttes with the Houston MSA having several hundered thousand more people, now somewhere around 7.3 million.

[hindesky]

Dump trucks are taking the most of the dirt somewhere else now. An oak tree got cut down in the site, free firewood for someone to grab.

 

[BEES?!]

On 12/27/2022 at 5:10 PM, steve1363 said:

It is easy to visualize this driving on the Fort Bend Toll Road coming from Sienna in Missouri City.  I wish I had a drone.  It’s not feasible to stop on the toll road but there are some awesome shots of the various skylines.  They are not as far apart as some people think!

If one would be up for a drive, 99 at I-10 on a clear day has a really incredible view of the skylines converging. I’d think it’d be pretty easy to get a drone going up over there not far from La Centerra- you could really get a good view!

[Paco Jones]

Project:

Hanover Buffalo Bayou

 

Address:

707 Marston

 

Architect:

SCB (Solomon Cordwell Buenz)

 

Information:

A 317 unit residential tower consisting of 40 stories and two levels of basement parking.  Pet Spa and outdoor Pet Run at Level 2.  Outdoor amenity deck and swimming pool at Level 10.  Project completion date of July 2025.

 

Building Break Down:

2 Levels of Basement Parking

Approximately 5,000 SF of ground level retail space

Parking at Levels 1-9

Residential at Levels 10-40

484,777 SF  Building

241,227 SF Garage (554 spaces)

 

 

 

 

 

[Big E]

Looks like this is the tallest tower planned for this development. I am glad it will have GFR. leave it to Hanover to build a marquee residential high rise.

[cityliving]

 

Edited January 1 by cityliving

[KirbyDriveKid]

I love this new tower, but I guess I am a little surprised that their plan is to build two high rise buildings immediately adjacent to one another (reacting to the model showing this 40 story and the 25 or so story office building immediately across the internal street). Each seems to be directly cannabalizing the view of the other. 

[J Money]

Agreed, I think it would be much better to orient that 3rd tower E-W along Allen Parkway, and maybe limit it to 12-16 floors. Something like a taller Alexan Memorial that faces and engages the bayou. 

Edited January 3 by J Money

[monarch]

^^^ i'm LOVING the very idea of the new TALL tower.  however, this newest prospective edifice has to be the most BORING looking new tower coming from HANOVER.  surely, they can do better than this.  my goodness...

[j_cuevas713]

All of these new towers literally all look the same smh

[004n063]

To be fair, all of the vacant lots and parking lots look the same, too. I'll take as many boring towers, townhouse farms, bland apartment blocks, etc. as I can get.

 

I was here for the tail end of the before times. No thanks.

[monarch]

^^^ austin, tx, seems to be the difference maker here.  seemingly, ALL of the newest towers being planned/constructed here are basically DYNAMIC... GORGEOUS... TALL and SUPER TALL... EXOTIC in scale and scope... and simply BEAUTIFUL interior/exterior wise.  however, the houston/dallas contingent seem to be wholly DULL... BORING... 30 - 40 something stories/floors etc... and completely UNINSPIRING throughout.  heck, should this lofty and trend continue, austin, is destined to become the city of the future simply from the standpoint of pure optics...

Edited January 3 by monarch

[004n063]

7 minutes ago, monarch said:

heck, should this lofty and trend continues, austin, is destined to become the city of the future from the standpoint of pure optics...

Austin can keep the optics. 

[j_cuevas713]

2 hours ago, 004n063 said:

To be fair, all of the vacant lots and parking lots look the same, too. I'll take as many boring towers, townhouse farms, bland apartment blocks, etc. as I can get.

 

I was here for the tail end of the before times. No thanks.

Totally agree but I just wish someone would change the aesthetics a bit

[thatguysly]

Retread design but at least the podium is very nice. 

[Luminare]

On 1/2/2023 at 2:44 PM, j_cuevas713 said:

All of these new towers literally all look the same smh

[hindesky]

 

[cityliving]

[004n063]

@citylivingWoah! Great photos!

[Montrose1100]

Enjoy this project very much. Having friends in both Hanover buildings - can't wait for the retail spots to open up and become a destination.

The park, the streets & sidewalks, stunning development.

[IntheKnowHouston]

On 12/28/2022 at 10:45 AM, IntheKnowHouston said:

I'm not for certain, but maybe Berg Hospitality Group has plans for a Vietnamese restaurant? It's possible the concept could be another dining option for Autry Park.

A few weeks ago, Berg Hospitality Group filed a trade name for Maison Viet. 

I think instead of a restaurant, Maison Viet could be a cocktail bar. It could also be a combination of a cocktail bar and lounge. I don't know.

Maison Viet is one of several new food & beverage concepts from Berg Hospitality Group. It's opening later this year at 811 Buffalo Park Dr, Suite 110, in the Autry Park mixed-use development. Annabelle and Turner's Cut are other known Berg Hospitality Group restaurants coming to Autry Park.