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  1. 7 hours ago, j_cuevas713 said:

    So someone from Lovett contacted me about doing some animation work to promote PostHTX on their website. They referenced Printworks in London and Kraftwerk Berlin. Gives you an idea of the vibe they want for the venue.

    Hey man. Send me a link to your portfolio! 

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  2. 18 hours ago, Avossos said:


    this would be wonderful. I can imagine it won’t be easy getting funding for this now.

    Pros: Extremely low interest rates, government wants this kind of investment to continue so the economy doesn’t tank, by the time this finishes construction the virus (hopefully) will be gone. 
     

    Cons: Extremely high risk, we don’t know what the hell is going on, retailers, corporations, and buyers have stopped investment.

     

     

     

    personally, I would invest, but I only got $1,000 dollars to 😂

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  3. 3 hours ago, Luminare said:

     

    I've said it before in this forum, but if there is one thing holding back Houston from truly being a world class city, its infrastructure in all of its forms. If we can properly invest in infrastructure then there isn't anything this city can't do, or be like the other great cities. We just have to make that kind of civil commitment. I think its already starting to happen, but more can be done.

    Infrastructure is really broad, is there any 2 pieces that fall underneath that umbrella you believe are the most necessary?

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  4. A gondola from Post HTX and East River would be great. It would offer amazing views too of downtown on the trip. 

     

    Also, I would love to have ferries or boats transfer people over and have them designed in the traditional fashion of the boats that came into Allen Landing in the inception of the city.  

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  5. 1 hour ago, MarathonMan said:

    I appreciate your perspective.  And I hope you’re right.  This parcel is a very strategic gateway to downtown from the Washington corridor.  Fingers crossed!

    I agree, and I think a company of that size understands the importance of this site as well. 

    Fingers crossed!

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  6. 18 hours ago, MarathonMan said:

    This project is so strange to me.  I have no idea what the developer is actually striving for.  I worry that this project will be underwhelming when complete.  A missed opportunity, if you will.

    Lovett is working with similar companies that Midway is with East River. I have hopes that this will be a great development because this project will be a statement from Lovett if they do it to right. They need this to be a success as it is a huge gamble for them, which could be the driving force for something amazing. It could also be the reason why they’re taking so long, because they want to make sure they’re doing it right. 

     

    I won’t judge until the plans come to life. 

    Did not mean to quote you, Marathon Man. My post was intended in general for the conversation. 

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  7. 3 hours ago, H-Town Man said:

     

    Why do you think I am ignoring his feedback? I actually agreed with some of what he said in my initial post.

     

    I accept your apology, although the obvious sarcasm of your last comment inclines me to believe that your earlier comment was indeed also sarcastic, and that your apology is insincere.

     

    On the presentation, I did like some of his before/after renderings, and am less enthusiastic about this project than I was before. I still think we should take it with a grain of salt, since he seems to be against freeways and automobiles in all circumstances (due to global warming, etc.). But the magnitude of the widened highway is enormous, and I'm less sure than previous that the elimination of the Pierce Elevated makes up for it.

     

     

    Why don’t we just redo everything around downtown and leave the rest of 45 as is? It seems that the downtown portion is the only one that makes a substantial difference to make up for the time and costs. 

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  8. 1 hour ago, kbates2 said:

     

    I feel like the downtown homeless population is exploding recently.

    Cities like New York and Atlanta are sending us there homeless people... talked to one downtown that wanted money to get back to Atlanta after they put him on a bus to Houston. 

     

    Dont know the validity of the statement but that’s what he told me haha

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  9. 1 hour ago, kbates2 said:

     

    I feel like the downtown homeless population is exploding recently.

    Cities like New York and Atlanta are sending us there homeless people... talked to one downtown that wanted money to get back to Atlanta after they put him on a bus to Houston. 

     

    Dont know the validity of the statement but that’s what he told me haha

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