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Stormwater and utilities under or at least adjacent to Woodall Rodgers service road. Some goes through February and some goes through October. I imagine there's a point where the tower can start moving downward without the longer-term work on Woodall being totally done once the 2 closed lanes open b...

I watched the other late afternoon a lot of movement from the site was actually related to laying massive steel plates on to the Woodall Rodgers service road adjacent to KWP/Miriam's. I'm not sure anything layed down on site currently has anything to do with building a tower any time tomorrow. One t...

Multiple height points of a building, all corners, and, so on. Some applications are incredibly thorough.

Not to mention you could still fit another modest-sized mid-rise building on the same site and delete the rotunda of forgotten dreams.

Funny thing is, Texas Commerce Tower has the right shape to easily be at least partially res. 45' from core to windows isn't too bad. I think currently it sits at around 240KSFish empty. Which, isn't absolute shite relatively - I guess it could already be worse right now. Unique opportunities up top...

The crane must be free. How much to start a bungee jump operation from it? Haha.

The crane tower that won't leave the backdrop of every photo in that part of town for over a year. Without even moving.
It's part of the new Harwood Park isn't it? : ) Surprise!

I must've posted my last batch only on our Discord because I did some the last couple of months, oops. Here's some from today during a really quick walk. This one is only focusing on the new tower, I'll have to go back and find some others of the original building and the new box I took not too long...

Quick takes today, next time from another vantage point hopefully:

I'll move over to Maple Ave to get a different vantage next time. It's just quicker and easier for me to pop in and out on this side.

Quick run:

I'll walk over. I get so used to it, I don't always think about taking the photos haha.

Feel free to make a new thread about The Diplomat site if we don't already have one. (I don't think we do, do we?)

Thanks for the renderings also.

Man, I really didn't read that first sentence correctly in the article the first time. Haha, I need a do-over.

Thank you for the updates!

If it has piling/foundation work, other than just a hole, it's officially under construction according to the CTBUH. Also, it can just stop construction! Fun. But, seriously, it's been a long while since Turtle Creek actually warmed up like this. The forum has been around a long time and seen a lot ...

And, just like that, a large new-construction, not occupied or fully completed yet, 5-ish story apartment complex has been on fire for about more than half a day now.

I was reading that, but, got instantly distracted by those interesting articles on ze screen about converting 4 Stemmons Towers from the '60s-ish to residential and a 1960-something Garland mid-rise into residential also. Squirrel!

Something similar to DFWIA revenue sharing perhaps?

^Lol. The empty (and relatively newish) One West Village (TRG/Richards Group Building that looks like a giant gamer's desktop unit) layout would suit quite the nice library. The amount of parking would seem to be unnecessary, lending to maybe some re-purposing of a couple of levels or so. Of course,...

Yep. Would look so much better not there.

Alternate universe: Costco goes IKEA-beast-mode and makes the whole building a showroom store. With hot dogs? Maybe a few lucky people could even bunk for the night with room service, trying out a new fully-furnished and televised new room they want at home.

Maybe they can also put in a giant eyeball.

Haven't noticed anyone talking about this becoming "The Mirabelle", a possible hotel conversion, yet.
https://www.tdlr.texas.gov/TABS/Search/ ... 2024006665

I guess this is in lieu of becoming residential.

Today.

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Indeed. The mythical building.

Today:

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Today: 2811maple001.jpg 23 Springs included. And, yes, that's an updated (long overdue) Harwood XV carrot-dangle sign at the 2840 Bookhout lot. 2811maple-23springs001.jpg That tangent: 2840 BOOKHOUT ST Parcel ID: 000933000201C0000 Account Number: 000933000201C0000 Neighborhood N/A Site Address: 2840...

Today from a couple of sides:

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There's actually a sign there on the lot. Not sure how long it has been there. Walked by today, but, didn't bother to take a photo.

$6M and 14KSF. So, kinda the size of 1-2 CVSgreens, and, a 100-year build quality to match. Sweet! ; )

Funny thing is, the reason they are all parking lots all around Fountain Place and on and on is because developers did find it inviting at a time here and there back whenever. Parking lots are easier to develop than dropping a building, so why not go there first instead one could wonder. Although, w...

The link in the first post has now been given the page-not-found treatment.

Alt for now: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/ ... ial-tower/

I don't think this one has been mentioned. The Julien. Fairly small site on the 3500 block of Fairmount. Looks like very few units. Must cost a few dollars. Pictures ensue: 3503fairmont001.png 3503fairmont002.png 3503fairmont003.png 3503fairmont004.png 3503fairmont005.png 3503fairmont006.png

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I would imagine where Two Victory Park was supposed to go.

Dropping in some TDLR info regarding the Cotton Bowl: https://www.tdlr.texas.gov/TABS/Search/Project/TABS2024004726 Project Name: Cotton Bowl 2024 Renovation Project Number: TABS2024004726 Facility Name: Cotton Bowl Stadium Location Address: 3750 The Midway Dallas, TX 75215 Location County: Dallas S...

Here, as well: https://www.54thstreetrestaurants.com/irving-tx.html

And I am pretty damn excited and thankful. I think a lot of us must have talked about it elsewhere online or in person! I definitely heard quite a bit of fireworks for about an hour. Honking, all that shtuff. I think a lot of people said OMG (and a sigh of relief) on that final pitch and subsequent ...

Oh, an underground mall!

Lol. (And, Go Rangers.)

Great photos.

The site with the rendering that might not be the rendering up above said multi-phase. If that is accurate.

https://cityofdallas.legistar.com/Legis ... 764F150C03

Not really sure how the end-game is supposed to fully play-out, but, it's currently really freaking weird until later when it gets perhaps less weird. I guess this is part of the Union Bikeway. Harwood by KWP on the Uptown side. This is the spot where I believe you would technically have to dismount...

Tnexster wrote:That doesn't look like it would hold 5000 people.

It's a TARDIS.

But, actually, that many could fit. Not that the they would really need to all at the same time all of the time.

If the Texas Rangers win the World Series, this building will be reduced to a CVS. So, root for the Rangers anyway.

I45Tex wrote:If I had a dollar for every sentence of shade in this thread like that, I could probably open a KWP sidewalk cafe in July and do brisk business.

I'll be in line for the helados/paletas and gyros/margherita pizzas/pupusas you are going to serve. Thanks for the mix!

Norman has 189 square miles and they're going to put SFH next to I-35. Seems a little off the mark. Otherwise, interesting development. I'd like to see more people focus on the general campus area and old downtown-ish Main St./Gray St. area. Sure, they are all off the fly-by track of the interstate,...

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