corbs315
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Ola is apparently now open.
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Well this thread is an oldie but a goodie and now relevant. I saw a banner on this building noting that the Printing Museum would be opening soon. Website says Spring 2023.
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On 1/14/2023 at 5:11 PM, rechlin said:
Unfortunately, at least in my part of town, the December 2022 hard freeze was just as cold as the February 2021 hard freeze (16.7 degrees F). All my vines were killed above ground in 2021, and what had grown back (not even 10% in some places -- it takes many years to fully cover a building) was killed again last month. I can understand their frustration, if this kind of extreme weather is the new normal meaning vines are no longer practical in our climate, but I'll admit the artificial turf looks terrible.
yep just tore mine down to the last 2 feet or so this afternoon. Here's to 2023...
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Got a text that they opened yesterday. Hooray!
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I smelled pizza walking by Home Slice today. We're close!!
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20 hours ago, urbanize713 said:
Common bond opened a "light" concept with a limited menu and it just didn't work. In my opinion, if they had done a brasserie like downtown it would have thrived. Just look at the sushi restaurant on the Drew and Fannin corner. It has a regular crowd and is pretty busy on the weekends.
The space has already been leased to an Acai bowl concept or chain. They started the remodel before Thanksgiving and it appears to be moving quickly.
Yeah, and the hours were silly. It wasn't open M-W.
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7 hours ago, phillip_white said:
Common Bond is now permanently closed at Drewery Place.
Yeah I never saw anyone there. Ah well.
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wow but this page takes a long time to scroll through. How many more posts before a new page?
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1 minute ago, texan said:
This opinion piece has exactly the lack of context the Stop I45 group has in all of their statements- not surprised considering the author lives in New York. There's really no independent, critical thought at all in the opposition to this project.
I'm extremely excited for the significantly improved access downtown will have to Fourth Ward, Midtown, and EaDo and the significantly improved low income housing that will be created because of this project.
Oh I have literally no thoughts on the article itself opinionwise, just sharing since it was an NYT feature with a kinda nifty interactive aspect
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Not sure this is the best place, but this is an interesting Times article
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Sounds like a stadium update is on the horizon.
Quote“How do we take this grand old structure that’s so meaningful to so many people and try to modernize it in a way that’s effective for our current students, student-athletes and fans? That’s the challenge,” Karlgaard said. “We’re in a really good place with that. I think in the next month or so we’ll be able to show people what it is that we plan to do. And for those that have seen the concepts around the stadium modernization plan, they’re really, really excited about it.”
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On 5/19/2022 at 9:25 PM, aachor said:
In my opinion, the yellow turd building has suffered a lot of what I really hate about EIFS stucco. It's just not long-term durable. It seems prone to moisture issues and staining. It looks great for about 5-8 years, and then after that it just looks cheap and tired.
Also, bold colored paint and stucco will bleach in the Texas sun. Unless you're planning on repainting every five years, neutral colors will go farther before it starts looking dingy.
I'm happy to see new paint on the place. I hope they're using a good sealer undercoat on that, otherwise that moisture staining will just bleed through.Not to bring this building back up, but they're now painting the roof tiles dark green.
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Kind of a fast food desert. Give us a Whata!! 😅
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I see James Coney Island survives in this vision of the future
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Had Winnie's the other day. Their brunch and frozen deals are great.
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Neat! Will it have exotic animals in cages?
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Pretty gross.
Unless they're animatronics, which would be hilarious.
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I took it the day COVID was officially declared a pandemic (3/11/20). Was in coach but no one else in my row...or the row in front of me...or behind me. Not bad!!
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10 hours ago, Ross said:
The picture was showing other fast food places in the same center, which, presumably, had their signs erected before the ordinance was updated. The second picture shows the Chick-fil-a
sure. doesn't make it any less hilarious.
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In classic Chronicle fashion, the main picture in the article is of a Raising Cane's.
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Lot is for sale: https://urbanliving.com//unit/30289510
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Theater District Master Plan
in Downtown
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Can confirm, went to the symphony last night and was surprised to be escorted outside at intermission to use the bathroom. They were not luxury.