A Natural History Museum would be an incredible addition. A&M has amazing collections that few people get to see. There are also former students that have priceless collections that could be exhibits. For example, an Aggie family owns one of the most extensive Fabrage collections in the world. There are collections from the Nautical Archeology and Study of the First Americans that would be awesome if everyone could view them. The list goes on and on. Can't wait.
BCS Coming & Going: Retail, Restaurants, Businesses, etc (2023)
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A height variance request has been submitted for a new development at 203 Church Street in Northgate, next to the Standard. Looks to be 200 feet+. More and more towers coming to Northgate. Interested to see the future of this area. Owned by Rountree Development.
JaxDad said:The date is 2022? Anyone know what's going on?CWIsom said:
According to their Facebook, they reopened today.
Maui McQueen said:
A height variance request has been submitted for a new development at 203 Church Street in Northgate, next to the Standard. Looks to be 200 feet+. More and more towers coming to Northgate. Interested to see the future of this area. Owned by Rountree Development.
I wonder how many stories that would be.
Maui McQueen said:
A height variance request has been submitted for a new development at 203 Church Street in Northgate, next to the Standard. Looks to be 200 feet+. More and more towers coming to Northgate. Interested to see the future of this area. Owned by Rountree Development.
Does it seem odd to anyone else that the top of the building isn't level and that two corners will be 577 ft above sea level and two corners will be 578 ft above sea level?
Maui McQueen said:
A height variance request has been submitted for a new development at 203 Church Street in Northgate, next to the Standard. Looks to be 200 feet+. More and more towers coming to Northgate. Interested to see the future of this area. Owned by Rountree Development.
That's a similar size lot to the former gas station at University and Boyett. This could possibly be a good preview at what might go there.
BiochemAg97 said:Maui McQueen said:
A height variance request has been submitted for a new development at 203 Church Street in Northgate, next to the Standard. Looks to be 200 feet+. More and more towers coming to Northgate. Interested to see the future of this area. Owned by Rountree Development.
Does it seem odd to anyone else that the top of the building isn't level and that two corners will be 577 ft above sea level and two corners will be 578 ft above sea level?
Gotta slope it for roof drainage.
maroon barchetta said:BiochemAg97 said:Maui McQueen said:
A height variance request has been submitted for a new development at 203 Church Street in Northgate, next to the Standard. Looks to be 200 feet+. More and more towers coming to Northgate. Interested to see the future of this area. Owned by Rountree Development.
Does it seem odd to anyone else that the top of the building isn't level and that two corners will be 577 ft above sea level and two corners will be 578 ft above sea level?
Gotta slope it for roof drainage.
That, and those appear to be parapet heights.
A restaurant called "De Baca" is coming to Tower Point. A Circle T gas station will be coming to Holleman Drive South.
No details yet on former Mr Hamburger
No details yet on former Mr Hamburger
Interesting. The name sounds like it will be something higher-end.Captn_Ag05 said:
https://debacasteakhouse.com/
Sounds like "debacle" to me. But hopefully they'll do well.MyNameIsJeff said:Interesting. The name sounds like it will be something higher-end.Captn_Ag05 said:
https://debacasteakhouse.com/
or chewbacca
Captn_Ag05 said:
or chewbacca
Wookies like steaks.
Maui McQueen said:
A height variance request has been submitted for a new development at 203 Church Street in Northgate, next to the Standard. Looks to be 200 feet+. More and more towers coming to Northgate. Interested to see the future of this area. Owned by Rountree Development.
Is there anymore information on this development?
somebody has been working in the old Red Lobster the last two nights I've driven by there....fire up the mexican martinis
I tried the brisket Saturday night. It was awful. Don't waste your time there.
hnander
Where?
Are you sure? The lights are on in there 24/7
Maybe Sinners & Saints?? I had to go back to p. 3 to find a relevant post
Yep. You just click on who they replied to and it takes you to the post.
I'm not sure that would have been my first choice in their menu.
We haven't been yet because every time I'm over that way, I end up at Chubby's instead.
We haven't been yet because every time I'm over that way, I end up at Chubby's instead.
The Zoning adjustment meeting to discuss the variance request is tomorrow night at 6 PM.Bones2012 said:Maui McQueen said:
A height variance request has been submitted for a new development at 203 Church Street in Northgate, next to the Standard. Looks to be 200 feet+. More and more towers coming to Northgate. Interested to see the future of this area. Owned by Rountree Development.
Is there anymore information on this development?
http://docarc.cstx.gov/DocArc/DocView.aspx?id=1740852&dbid=0&repo=DOCUMENT-SERVER
It is in person, but there is a zoom link on the agenda I linked if you want to log in and watch.
From the agenda materials:
Quote:
The applicant is proposing a new mixed-use development in Northgate
encompassing four lots on the corner of First Street and Church Avenue.
This building is anticipated to consist of commercial use on the ground floor, with a
parking garage and residential units above which will be similar in character to
other developments in the area. The structure is anticipated to be
approximately 23 stories in height.
The north corner of the building is proposed to sit at 576 feet Above Mean Sea Level (AMSL), the west corner at 576 feet AMSL, the east corner at 576 feet AMSL, and the south corner at 578 feet AMSL.
The highest point of the proposed building is to be at 578 AMSL (or 235 AGL).
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and Easterwood Airport Management
have provided support of height up to 578 feet ASML.
FAA gave their okay on the height of the building as submitted and City staff recommend approval of the request to the City. So, I would expect it to get approval from the committee and then council.
learn something new every day!
Now that the Christian Science building is being used as a leasing office for the Rev, I wonder how much longer until the block bounded by Church, Boyett, First, and Patricia is redeveloped into high-rise student housing.Captn_Ag05 said:The Zoning adjustment meeting to discuss the variance request is tomorrow night at 6 PM.Bones2012 said:Maui McQueen said:
A height variance request has been submitted for a new development at 203 Church Street in Northgate, next to the Standard. Looks to be 200 feet+. More and more towers coming to Northgate. Interested to see the future of this area. Owned by Rountree Development.
Is there anymore information on this development?
http://docarc.cstx.gov/DocArc/DocView.aspx?id=1740852&dbid=0&repo=DOCUMENT-SERVER
It is in person, but there is a zoom link on the agenda I linked if you want to log in and watch.
From the agenda materials:Quote:
The applicant is proposing a new mixed-use development in Northgate
encompassing four lots on the corner of First Street and Church Avenue.
This building is anticipated to consist of commercial use on the ground floor, with a
parking garage and residential units above which will be similar in character to
other developments in the area. The structure is anticipated to be
approximately 23 stories in height.
The north corner of the building is proposed to sit at 576 feet Above Mean Sea Level (AMSL), the west corner at 576 feet AMSL, the east corner at 576 feet AMSL, and the south corner at 578 feet AMSL.
The highest point of the proposed building is to be at 578 AMSL (or 235 AGL).
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and Easterwood Airport Management
have provided support of height up to 578 feet ASML.
Bring it. Put all the students in Northgate.rocketscience said:Now that the Christian Science building is being used as a leasing office for the Rev, I wonder how much longer until the block bounded by Church, Boyett, First, and Patricia is redeveloped into high-rise student housing.Captn_Ag05 said:The Zoning adjustment meeting to discuss the variance request is tomorrow night at 6 PM.Bones2012 said:Maui McQueen said:
A height variance request has been submitted for a new development at 203 Church Street in Northgate, next to the Standard. Looks to be 200 feet+. More and more towers coming to Northgate. Interested to see the future of this area. Owned by Rountree Development.
Is there anymore information on this development?
http://docarc.cstx.gov/DocArc/DocView.aspx?id=1740852&dbid=0&repo=DOCUMENT-SERVER
It is in person, but there is a zoom link on the agenda I linked if you want to log in and watch.
From the agenda materials:Quote:
The applicant is proposing a new mixed-use development in Northgate
encompassing four lots on the corner of First Street and Church Avenue.
This building is anticipated to consist of commercial use on the ground floor, with a
parking garage and residential units above which will be similar in character to
other developments in the area. The structure is anticipated to be
approximately 23 stories in height.
The north corner of the building is proposed to sit at 576 feet Above Mean Sea Level (AMSL), the west corner at 576 feet AMSL, the east corner at 576 feet AMSL, and the south corner at 578 feet AMSL.
The highest point of the proposed building is to be at 578 AMSL (or 235 AGL).
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and Easterwood Airport Management
have provided support of height up to 578 feet ASML.
Pepperoni's on University will be having their grand opening tomorrow. $5 medium pizzas all day according to their Facebook.
I am sure many of you saw it but the gas station on the corner of Harvey and 6 (where Garpez (i think) used to be) was being torn down.
Anyone know what is going to go back in there?
Anyone know what is going to go back in there?
.RNAggie said:
I am sure many of you saw it but the gas station on the corner of Harvey and 6 (where Garpez (i think) used to be) was being torn down.
Anyone know what is going to go back in there?
It's going to be another gas station. Aurora.
Dollar Tree going in near west Bryan Walmart (1642 West Villa Maria Road).
Is Mi Pueblita still Mi Pueblita with a different name (Dos Hermanos Marquez) or an entirely new restaurant with new owners? Haven't been there in ages but recall it being quite good.
I believe it's new owners but the menu is the same and some of the old waitstaff (who had left for a while) is back!
Thank you for that info.