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    1885 Saint James: Office Tower At 1885 Saint James Pl.

    in Uptown and Galleria Area

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    New construction at 1885 Saint James Place

    New construction of a 135,000-square-foot office tower, described as a “boutique” building because it is not large, although it will have top quality finishes @ 1885 Saint James Place is going to
    replace “one of the city's most photographed locations” - an iconic wedding venue, that was a part of Houston history.
    goo.gl/K0qFZA

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    1885 Saint James: Office Tower At 1885 Saint James Pl.

    in Uptown and Galleria Area

    Posted

    elnina999 has added a photo to the pool:

    New construction at 1885 Saint James Place

    New construction of a 135,000-square-foot office tower, described as a “boutique” building because it is not large, although it will have top quality finishes @ 1885 Saint James Place is going to
    replace “one of the city's most photographed locations” - an iconic wedding venue, that was a part of Houston history.
    goo.gl/K0qFZA



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    Wortham Theater Center At 501 Texas Ave.

    in Downtown

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    The Wortham Theatre Grand Foyer

    Morris, a Huitt-Zollars company, provided architectural design services beginning in 1983 for this $70 million, 450,000-SF performing arts complex, which contains a 2,200-seat theatre for the Houston Grand Opera and Houston Ballet, and a 1,100-seat theatre for use by repertory and touring companies. Both stages (The Brown Theatre and The Cullen Theatre) are on the same level. The Grand Foyer serves as the lobby for both houses.



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    Market Square Park At 301 Milam St.

    in Downtown

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    Points of View Sculpture by James Surls in Market Square Park @Travis and Congress

    The 25-foot painted steel and wood sculpture Points of View was created for the park in 1991. Previously positioned at the center of the park, it now stands above a gentle water feature at the base of the dining trellis. The walkways at Market Square are paved with masonry salvaged from demolished (and some standing) buildings as a reminder of the neighborhood's history.



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