BeerNut
-
Posts
1,425 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
3
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Events
Posts posted by BeerNut
-
-
https://www.corgan.com/projects/riverside-hospital/
Dead link but Riverside Hospital listed as featured project in Houston.-
1
-
-
10 minutes ago, thatguysly said:
Boohoo NIMBYs
"There are plenty of commercial sites not within an existing prestigious neighborhood and street that would be more accommodating / have adequate parking, etc. for this massive high rise retirement residence."
Go eff yourself
That is some serious elitist bs
-
3
-
2
-
-
- Popular Post
- Popular Post
Someone with one post calling out someone with 3 post.
-
5
-
3
-
7
-
Residents Sound Off On Proposed Changes To A Busy Heights Thoroughfare
"Cycling advocates say the work is desperately needed, but some neighbors question whether it will actually make the road safer."
-
1
-
-
@Triton Should probably merge this under
-
19 minutes ago, trymahjong said:
Wow a lot of bars seemed to be going in all along Emancipation.
There has always been several bars along Emancipation. What other new bars are you referring?
-
1 hour ago, CrockpotandGravel said:
Thread about 4420 Emancipation Ave in Houston is posted in the Third Ward Area forum.
Photos were posted last month that this would be Sparkle's Burger & Daiquiri Spot.
Here is the thread in the forum:
https://www.houstonarchitecture.com/haif/topic/44808-4420-emancipation-ave/my bad. I sent @editor and @Triton a message about moving post I identified from here to that forum.
-
1
-
-
-
Are these all the parcels? Borrowed original map from Swamplot and added 4001 S Main in blue. HCAD is still listing Sears as the owner of the large parking lots and main building. That can't be right.
.
-
4
-
-
-
Sparkle's Burger & Daiquiri Spot
-
3
-
-
Chron article about The Roastery Coffee Kitchen opening and future location
THE ROASTERY
The Roastery Coffee Kitchen led by Jason Giagrande offers a seasonal food menu and features specialty coffee, tea and products developed by the team known as “FOUR J”. The FOUR J’s consist of acclaimed chefs, Jason Giagrande, Jonathan Waxman, Jimmy Bradley and Joey Campanaro.
-
3
-
-
One mile radius of Inner Loop grocery stores: Randalls, HEB, Kroger, Central Market, Whole Foods(included Pearl Midtown) Walmart Supercenter, Fiesta, Trader Joes, Phoenicia, Aldi Google Map
-
3
-
-
Link to Choice Hotels booking page.
-
5
-
-
Clearly the building still isn't secured maybe they need some more COH violations to force a sale.
-
1
-
1
-
-
3 hours ago, Houston19514 said:
There are four east-west bus lines in Midtown, nicely spread out from north to south. Two of them are in the frequent network (every 15 minutes or less).
-
2
-
1
-
-
A modified version of this?
-
3
-
-
4 minutes ago, s3mh said:
As for the house, the whole "open concept" BS has to end. It is a massive waste of space, especially when you have a living/dining area that has a two story ceiling. Most 3500-4500 sq ft suburban homes can be cut down to 2000-2500 by putting in walls and getting rid of open concept kitchen, living and dining room. With zone HVAC systems, you can really cut down on energy use if you put walls back into houses. Also, you actually save space with walls because people can put in more case pieces and built-ins to keep their stuff. Everyone I know with the open concept thing cannot park their cars in the garage because that is where they keep all their stuff.
I actually like open concepts for entertaining. I have parties and cookouts at my place(2000 sq ft) and it's nice to have everyone in same room for interacting with each other. As for the garage situation most people have too much crap. It's best to be organized and have proper shelving to store the stuff in the garage that you want to keep.
-
2
-
-
-
Probably more elevated housing.
-
-
-
16 minutes ago, txtiger said:
This is news to me…:
https://www.aquariumrestaurants.com/downtownAquariumHouston/promos/new-tiger-exhibit/
Am at least glad the animals will be able to get some vitamin D.
txtiger keeping up with tigers in tx
-
1
-
-
COH discusses "Food Deserts"
in City Hall
Posted · Edited by BeerNut
I think the NW corner of Third ward would be a great place for a grocery store as you potentially have pull from Midtown, Downtown, Eado, and Third Ward. Also this area already consist of large homes and town houses and most would consider the area gentrified. Maybe even do something similar to Pearl Midtown Market but with a Trader Joe's.