Almeda Yards At 1517 Alabama St.

[DrLan34]

1. New interior addition to Luigi’s Pizza – Reduce setback from property line to 6’-0” 

 

2. New structure for Beer Garden – Reduce setback from property line to 6’-0” 

 

 

3. New addition to Axelrad Building -– Reduce setback from property line to 6’-0” 

 

 

4. Existing Axelrad Building - Dual Building Lines

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Howard Huge]

Where did you find that?

[DrLan34]

It is public information at COH Plat Tracker.  Every time a developer wants to build closer than the normally required setback, they need to submit a variance request with the city.

 

This is often the case with developments inside the loop, particularly Midtown, East End, etc which are trying to become a more pedestrian friendly area.

 

There can also be other reasons why the developer would need a variance of course.

 

https://edrc.houstontx.gov/edrc/

[Texasota]

woo, theyre keeping axelrad.

[LTAWACS]

Where is this located?

[Urbannizer]

 

[lockmat]

 

 

 

http://commonground.net/project/axelrad-beer-garden/

[Luminare]

Well thats interesting

[DrLan34]

http://www.chron.com/entertainment/restaurants-bars/article/Axelrad-Beer-Garden-opens-its-doors-and-with-it-6689013.php#photo-6843719

 

Axelrad Beer Garden (1517 Alabama St.) opened its doors to little fanfare ahead of its official grand opening, which will be on a yet-to-be-determined date in January.

 

 

 

[hindesky]

Looks like Axelrad is converting the second floor apartments to more bar area.