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These are the kinds of buildings Midtown needs. So what's the timeline?
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Those renderings are an embarrassment
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Just curious as to why you think it has aged poorly? Is the building in disrepair or has it suffered from neglect that has not been disclosed? I have worked on the 73rd floor going on 6 years now and I think it's one of Houston's more beautiful buildings, inside and out. Tourists queue up sometimes to take pictures on the 60th floor. I also see tourists take selfies outside with the tower in their background. Seems like an iconic, classic building.
Count me in on wishing for a twin tower building being built one day. Not a similar or fraternal twin, but an actual twin tower.
Yeah I don't get that opinion either. I think this building is awesome.
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Why not let seasonal shops take up residence in the meantime? I was eating dinner in Portland around Halloween at a wedding and all these kids were running in the streets dressed like zombies. How about a Halloween costume shop right now?
How about hell no?
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If this city wants some respect then it needs to respect itself first. I don't understand why damn ugly Christmas lighting is still allowed anywhere! Downtown should be glowing at nite. It should be a place people are wanting to be.
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^^^ props urbannizer, for the illustration. however, are those back exterior poles strong enough to safely and accurately support a three story structure? something doesn't look right here....
I agree... there has to be more to this then thise skinny little poles
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If this gets built then you can expect a ton of more development to follow. You always need just one developer to take the plunge and the rest follow. So this is actually pretty big if this gets built.
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I personally never liked the idea of the Light Rails, made driving in those areas even more of a game of Russian Roulette.
Light Rails? And how is it a game of Russian Roulette? Follow the traffic signs like anywhere else and you should be just fine. If you don't like the idea of rail running thru the middle of a street then go to Boston or even Denver and realize it's a normal part of life in those cities.
Here's Lower Main St in the 1990s in all its glory. Not a great shot of the street itself however.
I can't believe we allowed the city to decay so badly.
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http://www.bloghouston.com/blog/2013/10/10/mayor-annise-parker-pledges-build-light-rail-airports/
It was a campaign promise during a mayoral debate in 2013. We all know that anything said during a campaign is pretty much bs designed to get votes so you can't give it much weight.
Yeah I completely agree but still I'd like to know some details for Metros expansion plans. I don't want to wait another 10 yrs for more track to be laid. We seriously need a connection to the Galleria on both the north and south side of the city.
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I'll believe it when I see dirt moving.
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How about service to the airport. Mayor Parker promised light rail service to both airports.
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We seriously need like 2 more supertalls in our skyline.
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Amazing what a little signage does to that intersection.
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Wait till you see the sculpture going up at Main and Walker.
Its going to be amazing!
Oh wow really? I didn't know something was going up there! Are they putting it up now or what?
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I don't know if the district is currrently in a soft opening, or sneak peak, or fully opened but my co-workerd went yesterday. She said the service was terrible. She only ordered a salad but it took 50 minutes for it to arrive. They did comp it for free and included a free coupon for a future meal. I doubt she's returning though, her salad looked pitaful. Bummer, I was hoping this place would be good.
One bad experience shouldn't keep her from going back. The place seems to be doing well.
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This is a massively planned project. Now that the city has a plan for how it's going to grow, I wonder how this will integrate with downtown.
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It took this city long enough to realize how much art brings things to life. Very excited that more monies will be distributed to promote artwork throughout the city.
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Great video!
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If the story is true that some idiot hit the scaffolding and drove off, I hope they nail that person.
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Saw Singing in the Rain this past weekend at the school. Amazing students, amazing performance... I can't wait for these kids to move downtown. It just seems like the perfect move.
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What a shame. I like the renderings, but what they are destroying underneath is heartbreaking.
They aren't destroying much. I did some work a while back on this building, and it's like stepping in to a basement it's so closed in. I'm excited for the redevelopment because this building is a bit of an eyesore to the south view of downtown.
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Wow the name is intriguing. This is awesome news!
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Yeah I wasn't impressed with the stadium when I went to watch the Stros play. They brag so much about it and I think Minute Maid is light years ahead of that place.
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Midtown Retail Development
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I couldn't find the original post on this development. I parked across the street to go in to work this morning and I saw two gentlemen surveying the site. One of those gentlemen was entering the abandoned restaurant. I think this is starting up. I should've talked to one of the guys but I was in a rush.