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    2013/04/06 Weekly update:
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    Sign has been updated to 35% sold.
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    3/30/2013: More scaffold coming down.
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    3/30/2013 Weekly McD update:
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    3/30/2013: Weekly Update. Work to frame out the roof of the northeast portion of the underground garage / floor of the frost bank / parking lot.
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    After (what seemed like) a long hiatus in terms of visible progress, this project has kicked into high gear. All wood construction.
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    Comparing the two photos, they are now a level higher (just behind the Gables).
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    Scaffolding is coming down on the east side.
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    Green fence up around the old store now. Saw people carrying things out a few days ago.
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    3/23/2013: Weekly update.
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    3/23/2013 Weekly Update: McD's. Concrete & steel.
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    Post Oak will be widened significantly. The transit down the middle is roughly an additional 30 feet of ROW (accounting for the existing median). I put some info in another post a while back (http://www.houstonarchitecture.com/haif/topic/27043-bus-lanes-down-post-oak/?hl=%2Bpost+%2Boak). I'm anticipating they take pretty much every inch available (1200 loses the front lawn, CPK gets a sidwalk right up to their front door etc...). Part of the plan is better sidewalks, so that is something to look forward to.
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    3/16/2013: Weekly update - new concrete.
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    Couldn't agree more. The volume of trees removed is staggering... and ongoing (the view from 610 is starting to look pretty horrendous as the dead-wood is dragged out). A 'replant Memorial Park' campaign started last year, and you can see the baby trees around the loop. I read somewhere that volunteers have planted thousands of trees in Memorial, but It's a drop in the bucket and will take 30 years to get the canopy back to what it was. Stupid drought. Link to the Memorial Park conservancy website: http://www.memorialparkconservancy.org/ (Side note, the rodeo gave them $250,000 which is pretty great) I love that park.
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    3/16/2013 - Weekly update (on the McD): They filled in the trench.
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    From North Post Oak looking south east.
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    Great post. For the record... let me say that I would not know the difference between concrete, lean concrete, or a soil stabilization material. It was grey and came out of a cement truck, that's all I know. Photos from this week... 3/13/2013: They dug out the perimeter and uncovered the footings (thanks PurdueEnginerd). 3/15/2013:
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    This thing has a $hit-ton of steel sticking out of the ground. It's standing about 6 feet high, on top of the 15 feet that goes down into the hole. Sorry for the quality, it was a shot-gun photo on my phone as I rocketed by.
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    Check out the rest of the thread Reaper.
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    It's not much, but this one showed up among the trees. It's immediately above the gables (in front of the power lines) on the left.
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    Weekly Update: 3/9/2013
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    3/9/2013 Weekly Update (of the McD): They filled in each of the holes with about a foot (?) of concrete, covered them up, trenched out everything for the plumbing, put that in, and covered it up.
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    I agree with Golyadkin. I was early in criticizing the frontage, but with the wall gone, you can see a bright glass lobby that will face Post Oak. It's not going to blow anyone away, but it's a good fill for the area. Better than an empty lot.
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    3/2/2013: Holes in the ground. Steel in the holes.
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    3/2/2013 Update: New steel & a new crane.
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