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The Hamilton Apartments At 1800 St. Joseph Pkwy.
EllenOlenska replied to MarathonMan's topic in Downtown
Sorry for the ignorance, but in the (theoretical) highway realignment downtown, what would this 45/59 location look like?- 282 replies
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They look better than in the pictures, actually...the insides are quite nice. Wood floors and a surprising amount of space. They're renting them for about a dollar a square foot--which is a lot better than the old garden style apartments. From what I understand they're doing them in Brooklyn as well as Amsterdam. It reminds me of that Lawyer's train-car office exiting 45 North into Downtown.
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I'm a graduate student in English and Publishing at Sam Houston State. I want to be a professor (though I have had thoughts of going into real estate and development.) I moved apartments this year, and went to a lower priced affair that actually was a stack of shipping containers. Other than the fact that sound reverberates outside and in (and how it does) I've liked it quite a lot, and wondered why such cheap projects weren't more normalized. To say that a different way, why haven't I seen more, and would any engineers explain the physiology of these structures.
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Eighteen25 Downtown: Multifamily At 1825 San Jacinto St.
EllenOlenska replied to Urbannizer's topic in Downtown
I think Houston is filled with faintly "imprisoning" looking facades, some I like some I do not. But (and maybe I'm being generous) I think the Cathedral handsome when taken in from a distance.- 285 replies
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Elan Heights: Multifamily At 825 Usener St.
EllenOlenska replied to The Pragmatist's topic in The Heights
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The Travis: Multifamily High-Rise At 3300 Main St.
EllenOlenska replied to Urbannizer's topic in Midtown
On the subject of tall buildings in Midtown, I'm trying to work this out: there is this redevelopment, the office component of the superblock, and the handsome Louisiana at Anita block, and of course this (http://www.houstonarchitecture.com/haif/topic/30772-residential-high-rise-proposed-for-midtown/) which may or may not be this.- 604 replies
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The Moderne Rice Village: Condominiums At 2406 Tangley St.
EllenOlenska replied to Urbannizer's topic in Houston Enclaves
But what about people who accidentally fall?- 126 replies
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Future Mixed-Use Development Near Hobby Airport
EllenOlenska replied to musicman's topic in Going Up!
As someone that grew up in Pasadena, any growth down that way is exciting for me.- 34 replies
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Texas A&M University College Station Developments
EllenOlenska replied to H-Town Man's topic in Bryan-College Station
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Kings Creek: Mixed-Use Development In Kingwood
EllenOlenska replied to TowerSpotter's topic in Points Northeast
I'm not angry, so much as puzzled why this isn't being proposed for midtown.- 62 replies
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GreenStreet: Mixed-Use Development At 1201 Fannin St.
EllenOlenska replied to MontroseNeighborhoodCafe's topic in Downtown
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I note this because it is the building that had Cafe Eccell move much to the chagrin of a few of my friends. (Eccell is now over on Texas on the Bryan-CS border.) It looks to be an apartment complex called the Domain (there are somewhat pedestrian renderings of it out there) but I only know that after some relatively casual googling.
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Texaco Building (now The Star) At 1111 Rusk Street
EllenOlenska replied to editor's topic in Downtown
I agree, Utterly--the rendering has some odd features: it creates a handsome view for a brief moment only to be obscured by the highrise and become a view of an alleyway. I wonder if something is supposed to be in that crevice--like a line of hedges or something. -
The Hamilton Apartments At 1800 St. Joseph Pkwy.
EllenOlenska replied to MarathonMan's topic in Downtown
I'm probably naive, but if 45 was buried, this might be quite the marketable corner. I imagine that that concept I saw on paper, perhaps earlier this year was just that: conceptual.- 282 replies
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Master Community Planned For Bryan-College Station
EllenOlenska replied to citykid09's topic in Bryan-College Station
Some of the buildings on land, I believe allotted for the biocorridor. One of the buildings is Caliber's. -
Urban Style Developments Coming To College Station
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Urban Style Developments Coming To College Station
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If I may say, I'm a little more excited about the prospects of this one--perhaps because it will be more or less connected to the Northgate development. A few pictures of the site.
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The Stack: 4-Story Development To Replace Old Albertsons
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Baylor Scott & White Hospital For College Station
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First American Bank Corporate Headquarters
EllenOlenska replied to aggie0083's topic in Bryan-College Station
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First American Bank Corporate Headquarters
EllenOlenska replied to aggie0083's topic in Bryan-College Station
Now, I apologize, in advance. I'm a long time viewer, first time poster in this forum. I attended A&M for my undergrad and many of my friends are still there so, when visiting I decided I'd take a few snapshots of buildings in this section. To keep it fresh, you know. Next time, I'll get to the places at Northgate. Funnily, I had a friend who told me (what I took to be a tall tale) that the CIA had offices in the building (something I didn't very much believe) but I do not know who operates out of it, and a security guard comes around after you if you linger in the parking lot, as I did to take these pictures.- 44 replies
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