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    A plan reviewing fee permit was filed yesterday for 3302 Mercer St. A few details from the permit: Use: Remodel, bar FCC Group: Non-residential alteration The permit pertains to Underground (or The Underground). It's a project from Covington Builders that is planned for 3302 Mercer St.
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    Along with the possibility Underground / The Underground may include a wine bar, tasting room, and wine storage, maybe it will also contain a market element. In the rendering, there is a small market and grocer on the ground level.
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    Conceptual interior renderings of The Underground from Covington Builders' website are below. The images seem to suggest there will be some elements that will include: wine storage, tasting room, and maybe a wine bar. The Underground / Underground is slated for 3302 Mercer St. It's a project from Covington Builders.
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    Larger sized renderings of The Underground from @Urbannizer's post earlier this year. The Underground is slated for 3302 Mercer St. It's a project from Covington Builders. https://www.instagram.com/p/Copy3i9J1KW
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    A building / structural permit was filed yesterday for 1501 Silver St, Bldg B. A few details from the permit: Use: Demo of non-load bearing / non-fire-rated walls '15 IBC. FCC Group: Non-residential alteration Maven / Maven Coffee + Cocktails will be located at 1501 Silver St, Building B. It's situated in Silver Street Studios, which is part of the Sawyer Yards development.
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    Following the filing of an architectural barriers project with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR), a plan reviewing fee was filed yesterday for 2215 Congress St. Details from the filing: Use: Repair; shell FCC Group: Non-residential alteration. As previously mentioned, a pinball museum is planned for 2219 Congress St. The museum's name may be Wormhole Pinball Museum.
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    Following the filing of an architectural barriers project with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR), two plan reviewing fee permits were filed today for 3401 Canal St. Details from the permits: Use: Conversion, retail; One-stop re-roof, retail FCC Group: Non-residential alteration As posted previously, local coffee shop Slowpokes is opening a storefront at 3401 Canal St. It's one of several forthcoming additions to The Plant / Second Ward. The development is from Concept Neighborhood.
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    A plan reviewing fee was filed today for 2811 Kirby Dr. Details from the permit: Use: Foundation, Foundation FCC Group: Non-residential alteration
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    Dak & Bop is closing its doors this week at 1805 W 18th St, according to a CultureMap article published today. More from the article: The 18th Street location will serve its final meals no later than December 31. While the decision to close the restaurant may surprise diners, Cho says he’s decided to focus on the location of Dak & Bop that he’s opening in the Museum District next month. https://houston.culturemap.com/news/restaurants-bars/dak-n-bop-closing-timbergrove/
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    A closer view of the floor plan for Adelaide Downtown. The floor plan is included in the screenshot @Urbannizer shared a few posts up. Adelaide Downtown is a five-story micro apartment building from Mirador Group. It's planned for 1218 Leeland St.
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    In addition to the Sawyer Yards master plan document, a table with East Washington tenants is also listed. It was included with recent platting approval documents. The tenants are listed under each building. Furthermore, the table notes plans for future tenants in East Washington's new phases. As mentioned in the above post, Lovett sought approval for a subdivision plat. Included on the plat are nearby parcels that will soon become part of Lovett's East Washington development. According to the table, there are plans for phase two of 1902 Washington Ave. Below are the proposed tenants: Future restaurant (possible a neighborhood eatery) - 3,500 sf Future retail - 3,500 sf Future office - 12,800 sf Current tenants at 1902 Washington Ave include: Tacodeli Harper & Jones Lovett Industrial Platypus Brewing Aiko
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    1902 Washington / 1902 Washington Ave appears to be part of a collection of buildings that make up East Washington. East Washington is the name Lovett Commercial marketed 1818 Washington Ave until a few years ago. According to documents submitted recently to the city's planning commission, East Washington also incorporates 1902 Washington Ave. The Sawyer Yards master plans seems to indicate 1902 Washington Ave will include a phase two. Next to the existing 1902 Washington building is are two proposed buildings highlighted. One of the buildings may consist of two levels totaling 19,800 sf.
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    Photos of 1902 Washington Ave from Lovett Commercial's website are below. https://www.lovettcommercial.com/properties/houston/1902-washington-ave- https://www.lovettcommercial.com/Pdf.aspx?id=114
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    In addition to the Sawyer Yards master plan document, a table with tenants listed. The table is for East Washington. It was included with recent platting approval documents. The tenants are listed under each building. Furthermore, the table notes plans for future tenants in East Washington's new phases. As mentioned in the above post, Lovett sought approval for a subdivision plat. Included on the plat are nearby parcels that will soon become part of Lovett's East Washington development. According to the table, there are plans for phase two of 1814 Washington Ave. Listed under 1814 Washington B are two units. Both are 3,500 sf. One is unit is for a future restaurant (possibly a neighborhood-type eatery). The other unit is for an office. https://plattracker.houstontx.gov/edrc/RevDocDefault.aspx?AppID=0&UserID=0&UserRole=0&CycleDocPath=2023\2023-25_ActionAgenda.pdf
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    1814 Washington Ave, which also includes the Dittman Building, appears to be part of collection of buildings that make up East Washington. East Washington is the name Lovett Commercial marketed 1818 Washington Ave until a few years ago. According to documents submitted recently to the city's planning commission, East Washington also incorporates 1814 Washington Ave. Previously, Lovett Commercial marketed 1814 Washington by itself. Until around 2017 or 2018, the property was listed on Lovett Commercial's website at Washington Dittman Building. B&B Butchers and The Butcher Shop operate out of the former Dittman Building at 1814 Washington Ave. Both are food & beverage concepts from Berg Hospitality Group.
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    Below is a photo of 1814 Washington Ave taken some time this spring or early summer. The photo is from recent marketing materials for 1818 Washington Ave.
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    May 2022 Street View of 1814 Washington Ave (view from Center St.) 1814 Washington Ave is owned by Lovett Commercial. It's also part of the larger Sawyer Yards campus.
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    October 2022 Street View of 1814 Washington Ave. 1814 Washington Ave is owned by Lovett Commercial. It's also part of the larger Sawyer Yards campus. Local butcher shop and steakhouse B&B Butchers is housed in the Dittman Building, which is located on the property. The building was once home to Dittman Bakery.
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    Larger sized renderings of Adelaide Downtown. The renderings are from the brochure posted above by @Urbannizer. Adelaide Downtown is a five-story micro apartment building from Mirador Group. It's planned for 1218 Leeland St.
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    A friendly FYI: Requests or discussions for forum features go in the HAIF on HAIF sub-forum 😉. https://www.houstonarchitecture.com/haif/forum/11-haif-on-haif/ By the way, I agree. A better description for the Near Northside and Northside Village forum will be a welcome change. @Urbannizer @Triton @Highrise Tower please consider moving this topic to the HAIF on HAIF forum. Thanks.
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    Below is a map of the 1814 Washington Ave parcel outlined. 1814 Washington Ave is located next to 1818 Washington Ave, which is Lovett Commercial's development on the 1812 Washington Ave parcel.
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    Below is the most recent site plan for 1818 Washington Ave. It is included in Lovett Commercial's latest marketing brochure for the property. I don't know when the brochure was uploaded to Lovett Commercial's website. According to the site plan, the following space remain available: Level 1 7,420 sf unit (corner of Washington Ave and Silver St) 4,250 sf unit (corner of Silver St and Center St) Level 2 1,300 sf 2,900 sf patio https://www.lovettcommercial.com/Pdf.aspx?id=332 Level 1 Level 2 Rooftop
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    Photos of 5Tesseract are included in the Houston Chronicle article. Staff photographer Karen Warren shot the photos. 5Tesseract is a casual izakaya restaurant located at 3119 White Oak Dr.
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    Houston Chronicle published an update today regarding Tesseract / 5Tesseract. The restaurant is chef Billy Kin's casual izakaya concept. It opens to the public December 28. Initially going by the name Tesseract, the restaurant was announced in 2021. It's located at 3119 White Oak Dr. 5Tesseract is adjacent to Kin's omakase concept 5Kinokawa. From Houston Chronicle: 5Tesseract, at 3119 White Oak in the same building as 5Kinokawa, is Kin’s take on an izakaya, a Japanese bar where customers snack on small dishes and drink after work or deep into the night. Unlike 5Kinokawa, which seems almost hidden despite its location on a busy stretch of White Oak, the bar is filled with natural light. One wall is covered with a curtain that opens out to the sidewalk along Oxford Street. https://www.houstonchronicle.com/food-culture/restaurants-bars/article/5-tesseract-japanese-izakaya-bar-opening-18562148.php
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    A map of the proposed subdivision plat named Glenhaven Plaza. This is located on the 6003 Richmond Ave parcels. As noted in previous posts, 6003 Richmond Ave was previously the longtime home to Barry's Pizza. In recent years, two short-lived bar & grill concepts named Parma and Tabu operated on the property.
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