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University of Houston 2006 Master Plan
WesternGulf replied to MidtownCoog's topic in Texas Medical Center
Is it going to be a sitting area or something now?- 15 replies
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GreenStreet: Mixed-Use Development At 1201 Fannin St.
WesternGulf replied to MontroseNeighborhoodCafe's topic in Downtown
I was checking out the website and it looks like the building that sits at Main and Polk is back in the renderings. No longer two buildings (office and residential) but three. http://houstonpavilions.com/home.php -
University of Houston 2006 Master Plan
WesternGulf replied to MidtownCoog's topic in Texas Medical Center
What exactly is happening to the mound north of the E. Cullen building?- 15 replies
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That is definitely what I saw under the facade when I was on the train today. From the little that I saw, looks better than some original facades that are currently exposed in downtown.
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Splashtown USA Water Park At 21300 Interstate 45 N.
WesternGulf replied to KimberlySayWhat's topic in Historic Houston
I agree. If anything that park in the San Francisco area should have went. I would place AstroWorld above that place. Although I admit I have not been in three years.- 86 replies
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WOW. That makes me love the Humble building even more. Two hotels, apartments, a Starbucks, and now a sneaker store. What a great building.
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I have to agree.
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Well atleast its hidden.
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OK, but you have options.
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Thank you. It is obvious that Midtown is looking for an ideal urban environment and it amazes me that people cannot see that simple things such as controlling land use can lead to greater things. It's all a cycle. Controlling land use can lead to increased land value. When you have increased land value, it usually leads to smaller lots and mixed uses. Smaller lots and mixed uses lead to higher density. Higher density increases vehicular traffic and more congestion. When there is higher congestion there is a need for more transit use. More transit use lowers car ownership and that leads to more walking. All of this leads to an ideal urban environment. Too bad this city cannot sacrifice some things to build the environments that we cry about that we can use in Houston.
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The design kind of defeats the purpose of the light rail. I am not sure what the design will look like but what is the purpose of having car oriented strip centers lining a light rail line that is suppose to take more vehicles off the road?
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GreenStreet: Mixed-Use Development At 1201 Fannin St.
WesternGulf replied to MontroseNeighborhoodCafe's topic in Downtown
Here we go again. Same gripes from the same people trying to find an answer. Quote from the last article on the Pavilions: http://houston.bizjournals.com/houston/sto...17/daily18.html -
lol. I was thinking that too.
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It is pretty clear that peoples' and city leaders agenda is to improve downtown, but that is kind of hard to do when most projects are considered a joke, not worth the money, or just building for the sake of something to be downtown.
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Warehouse district? Man you are really scared of downtown aren't you?
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I have to agree with the putting green. Kind of cheesy. I also got a laugh out of the jogging trail on this 12 acre park.
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http://www.midtownedge.com/
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KHOU has avery small picture of the model. link to story: http://www.khou.com/news/local/stories/kho...k.1fdd5961.html
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http://www.zieglercooper.com/congress%20%20condos.htm
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For some reason I thought Kimberly mentioned ferris wheel rather than carousel. On the other hand I have seen some pretty classy carousels in Europe.
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I was just about to say if you want another aquarium. I'm sick of seeing the mini carnivals all over the city too. That should have been in the "new blight" topic.
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Midtown Collection: Retail Center At 2101 Smith St.
WesternGulf replied to midtownguy's topic in Midtown
Here's a larger pic.