EllenOlenska

Eschewing "should", private companies have and will use eminent domain, so this project could and might happen. 

Also, I like trains. 

The anarcho-hopscotchers live by different rules. 

The lot south of Torchy's is ripe for something. 

In an adorable (I'm assuming) one-time office building in Timbergrove, they seem to be dumping all the earth dug up from this site. 

In support of Twitter1 and their spelunking, I will say I like this glass box. 

In one of the many multiverses that we do not exist in, there is a hotel here and a train that runs by it. 

St. Joseph's Professional Building and Old Central Bank Building are in midtown. Both are over 10 stories. And of course, 2016 Main must be 26 stories. 

This is the first high rise in the lull. 

I know, I know. Ha. Though, to be fair that span of bike path near the bridge is pretty new. 

Next time I run by I'll take a picture of the sign. All I know is that it's signed Ed Emmett. 

Yes, I think you're right. I suspected they were on the wrong thread when I posted them. Apologies. Where do they go? 

So, this big thing is happening there. I noticed it a little while back but took some pictures today. It looks six stories tall. 


From behind:


Edit: It's the storage. 

Sorry for bumping this, but I was running by and decided to capture its image. I think I only just realized that the plan was to knock this building down and not reformat it. I'm sure people can tell me all about how it wouldn't work as residential, but I've always been very fond of thee building. 

There are a few whispers of an unnamed tower in midtown. 

Wow, I had no idea. 

When you're on the pierce elevated you can see a strip of light and activity on one floor sandwiched by darkness. It's kind of cool. 

So here is the apartment building:



So here is the retail: 

What is that First Order Star Wars ship looming over Hogg Palace? 

I'm in my twenties. I'd live there. That looks nice to me. And, frankly, better than the big off-campus students center at UH with the red blocks protruding from its roof.