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According to Wikipedia, the facility was once four separate structures that were joined together in the 70s. The original structures are 115 years old. Trying to find a picture from before they were joined.
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Sierra Nevada is bidding on the second round of contracts from NASA to cover cargo deliveries to the ISS from 2017 to 2024, which is expected to be awarded later this year. The Obama administration had extended the life of the ISS to 2024. Assuming they win it, the cargo version of their Dream Chaser would land at Ellington space port per the agreement they signed earlier this year with the HAS. If that's the case, I would imagine that would help fast track development and firm up the final design of the Space Port.
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That's more like it!
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Interesting thread about this in another topic: http://www.houstonarchitecture.com/haif/topic/31927-6-story-school-downtown/page-2
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Vandals!
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I figured the round tube would be for overflow, which would run through to other side of the curved wall.
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I can't quite make out all of the far end of the lake on the second photo, but is it fed by a storm drain, or just stand alone?
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Who's the MOST ANNOYING Sports Radio talk show hosts in Houston ?
Sunstar replied to Blue Dogs's topic in Houston Radio
I agree with you on Jay Mohr being the worst. What exactly qualifies him to host a sports talk radio show, the fact he was in Jerry Maguire? Palillo is good, but someone needs to tell him that long, pregnant pauses don't make for good radio. Sometimes I turn on his show, and for the first few seconds think they went off the air. Lance is the best hands down IMHO.- 11 replies
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I always thought this lot would be the best for a 90+ iconic tower. You would have a huge central tower with smaller ones "cascading" down around it:
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So it's going to have a running stream? That's some trick!
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GreenStreet: Mixed-Use Development At 1201 Fannin St.
Sunstar replied to MontroseNeighborhoodCafe's topic in Downtown
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It was originally targeted to open in April, and finally scheduled for June 20th. They sent out a note today stating that it would be rescheduled for the fall, thanks to the heavy rain we've received over the last few months.
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Do you mean Minotaur or Centaur? It looks like the park's grand opening has been pushed from the end of this month to some time in the fall. The new date hasn't been released yet. It doesn't surprise me, flood or no flood, they seemed really far behind on some of these projects for a June grand opening. At least the weather will be cooler then.
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Market Square Tower: 40-Story High-Rise At 777 Preston St.
Sunstar replied to Urbannizer's topic in Downtown
It's interesting that this project is as far along as it is and we only have basic line art renderings to go by. Meanwhile the Hines building across the way has plenty of sexy renderings that came out before the building even broke ground. I would assume these are essential marketing aids.- 1,895 replies
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I read somewhere that the agreement included building commuter rail on US 90 Alternate from Sugar Land to North East Houston. First time I had ever heard of that proposed route.
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If I had the option to live and work downtown, I would do it without a car. In theory, everything should eventually be either within walking or biking distance, or accessible by bus or rail. Outside of that I would Uber it. The savings in car payments and gas would be well worth it.
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With all the new residential developments in downtown and midtown, the new light rail extensions, and better bike access to downtown, I wonder if we'll ever hit a point where new parking garage construction will start to taper off.
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Another great article! Thanks for finding it. This confirmed what I've heard in the past, that the 2020 initiative will begin to remove the concrete channels on some of bayous, which will enhance their natural beauty and provide better protection from flooding and erosion.
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Took this picture of the Sunset Coffee Building this past weekend. I'm kind of surprised they haven't started working on the plaza yet. I believe the plan is still to open in June.
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"'Tis a fine barn, but sure 'tis no Museum, English"
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Good win last night against last year's AL Cy Young award winner. Who got it started? None other than your AL Batting Champion Jose Altuve. Keuchel looked great with 7 strong innings. Naturally my expectations are heavily tempered again this year, but for once I think the Astros have really made some moves to be a competitive team. I'm still impatient for Correa and Appel to come up, but maybe they'll be promoted to triple A ball this summer.
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Wow! Fantastic!
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Here on the 1891 map you can see more residential density in that area. Plus you can see Block 334 has clearly broken ground