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What are the odds that Tillman Fertitta uses his resources to make gambling legal in Texas? He now owns a whole campus in Uptown. Perhaps, one day, a casino will be built on his campus? As I always say, I wish Texas would use the taxable revenue to build more infrastructure, etc. Legalizing gambling would bring lots of money to the state.
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Transwestern
Highrise Tower replied to lockmat's topic in Architects, Developers, Builders, and Designs
Transwestern is a cool company. I've been following them for years and thought I should talk about them. What is happening with The RO though https://transwestern.com/ -
I see some old, pre-sale, signage a long Grand Blvd near Holcombe. I believe Grocers Supply Co. no longer owns the small strip and it now is owned by C&S Wholesale Grocers. Weird piece of land, it's just outside the major warehouse distribution center of C&S Wholesale Grocers. Maybe the Levit Family/2ML Real Estate never sold this parcel. Photo I took the other day: Aerial view: For what it's worth, Hines is planning a life science skyscraper here. It has been featured in the official Levit Green master plan for years.
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Random photo of Central Square that I took the other day.
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I didn't see the Loopnet listing in this thread so I thought I would add it. The listing was updated just yesterday on 4/25/2024. https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/3000-Weslayan-St-Houston-TX/25392987/ I'd assume this would become a multifamily housing complex. The new Alexan River Oaks is next door, and the future phase of the Camden Highland Village is also next door.
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This is the 2nd time I've seen the Texas Medical Center, Inc.'s corporate headquarters being located at 2017 West Gray Avenue. I wonder which TMC doctor leased the space? Dr. E.W. Bertner? I've never heard any stories about this place, or real estate. December 27, 1948. The 1948 board of trustees is wild. Infamous people of Houston and the TMC. E.W. Bertner, M.D. - President John F. Freeman - Vice President James Anderson - Treasurer Frederick C. Elliott, D.D.S - Secretary W. Leland Anderson Hines H. Baker William B. Bates H.R. Cullen Ray L. Dudely Oveta Culp Hobby Jesse H Jones W.A. Kirkland The Right Rev. C.S. Quin Horace M. Wilkins Old aerials of the ROSC. I believe it's the small building on the right immediately after the curve.
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Crossing At 288: Retail Center At 2632 Smith Ranch Rd.
Highrise Tower replied to elecpharm's topic in Coastal Prairie and Bay
Never knew there was a Memorial Hermann location at this Crossing at 288 shopping center. Very cool! The restaurant The Monk's Indian Bistro was superb! They had these fries that were dressed Indian style. So good! I could eat those 5 days a week for lunch. Don't even need ketchup, mustard, bbq sauce, mayo, etc. Memorial Hermann street (freeway) signage: Indian-style fries:- 36 replies
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Doves Restaurant At 5524 Richmond Ave.
Highrise Tower replied to Amlaham's topic in Uptown and Galleria Area
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Seven Acres was originally called Jewish Home for the Aged Sons and Daughters of Israel. The campus was designed in the 1960s by Lenard Gabert and has since had portions demolished and added. 1970s view: 2024 view.
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Theater Skyscraper By Niels Esperson On Main St.
Highrise Tower posted a topic in Houston Neverbuilt
In 1920, Niels Esperson was planning a skyscraper that doubled as a theatre. This would have been located on Main Street in Downtown, looming over the Carter and Bender buildings. Hard to display the whole building since it's tall. Full image:-
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Houston Methodist Jones Tower At 6565 Fannin St.
Highrise Tower replied to Highrise Tower's topic in Texas Medical Center
A little hard to tell, but the building signage states: Mary Gibbs and Jesse H. Jones Patient Tower. A photo I took the other week:- 1 reply
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Grocers Supply Co. At 11 N. Jackson St.
Highrise Tower replied to Chi-Char-Hou-Dal's topic in Historic Houston
This was the site of Grocery Supply Co. before the move out to 3131 Holcombe Blvd. A bigger photograph of the historic building for the thread.- 27 replies
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Grocers Supply Co. At 100 Jackson St.
Highrise Tower replied to Otto Mation's topic in Historic Houston
On the Flickr page this is listed as the Western Electric Co. building but the Grocer Supply Co. once occupied the site. Do we know the dates to these two companies occupying the building? I'd assume Grocers Supply Co. built and occupied first. A bigger photo for the thread:- 1 reply
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Today I noticed the new lighting around downtown in celebration of the new Houston Texan's uniforms. The lights outside the 1000 Main building:
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St. Paul's United Methodist Church At 5501 Main St.
Highrise Tower replied to steelsun's topic in Holy Places
Random photo I took of St. Paul's United Methodist Church from today.- 4 replies
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Palmer Memorial Episcopal Church At 6221 Main St.
Highrise Tower replied to sevfiv's topic in Holy Places
This is one famous church! The Palmer Memorial Episcopal Church has been there since the late 1910s or early 1920s. Photo I took today:- 1 reply
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In 1935, John F. Staub designed the Ravenna house for Stephen Farish. I believe alterations were made by Birdsall Briscoe a few decades later. Pictures of the historic Houston River Oaks mansion.
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MD Anderson Cancer Center News & Updates
Highrise Tower replied to Houston1stWordOnTheMoon's topic in Texas Medical Center
MD Anderson and RUSH Unveil RUSH MD Anderson Cancer Center April 26, 2024 https://www.mdanderson.org/newsroom/md-anderson-and-rush-unveil-rush-mdanderson-cancer-center-.h00-159696756.html The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center and RUSH University System for Health today announced a partnership to create RUSH MD Anderson Cancer Center. The partnership represents advanced clinical and operational integration in the delivery of cancer care, providing RUSH patients greater access to cancer treatments and research considered among the best in the world. RUSH MD Anderson patients will be able to access care in locations across the city, Chicago suburbs and Northwest Indiana. On RUSH’s Chicago campus, cancer care will be provided in the 10-story Joan and Paul Rubschlager Building, designed to optimize patient experience and convenience while creating an uplifting, accessible environment that promotes healing. RUSH MD Anderson locations are: * RUSH University Medical Center in Chicago (Joan and Paul Rubschlager Building) * RUSH Copley Medical Center in Aurora * RUSH Oak Park Hospital * RUSH Copley Healthcare Center in Yorkville -
Memorial Hermann Cullen Pavilion At 6411 Fannin St.
Highrise Tower replied to Highrise Tower's topic in Texas Medical Center
A rare look at this 1923 building under construction. The original Hermann Hospital.- 1 reply
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