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Old Posted Apr 10, 2009, 11:23 PM
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Nice. But where are the condo towers? I didnt see any...

     
     
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What do you mean?
He's asking why there are'nt any towers in the model.

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Nice. But where are the condo towers? I didnt see any...


Maybe they made the model before they redesigned Regent Square and/or the towers are not part of Phase I.

The tallest tower is 28 stories.

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Highly-anticipated designs for a 28-storey residential tower in Houston have finally been revealed. The Regent Square tower will include 150 condominiums, a 1,400 square metre amenity deck and 930 square metres of indoor amenity areas. The design features floor-to-ceiling windows and expansive views of downtown Houston. The development is part of a broader plan to transform the area to a vibrant urban community and promote a mixed-use neighbourhood.
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I also wrote this on HAIF, but to keep this thread up to date...

The leasing center will formally open within 3-4 weeks. They're still finishing up a few things, but from what I've seen thus far, it's quite nice. Not jammed with clutter nor is it closed in. Nice and open, with renderings and the model. Now for a bit of extra info on that model...

Each of the residential towers is in the model, though since no specific design has been picked, they're represented by opaque plastic forms which are in the general shape of what I'm guessing the developers intend the towers to look like. There are a few renderings of a glassy, curvy highrise of about 25-30 floors which are partially visible on some printed material on display and in a video that plays in the center.

I was a bit pressed for time, but I intend on picking up some of the printed materials when the place formally opens.
     
     
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Old Posted Apr 15, 2009, 8:05 PM
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I saw what you wrote. Thats kewl you went down there. Plus the news is even better. Very Kewl...

     
     
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Wow cool, it really seems as though this thing is going through with! I sure hope so.

Did you guys know there is a Regents Square being developed in Kingwood in north Houston? Its a pretty sweet development, of course, not at all on the scale of this one. But believe it or not, in sprawly Kinghood they are building a nice new development that is very much to the style of new urbanism and I love it. Once completed Kingwood will have an area that actually seems urban within it. I dont know of its the same developers, but the style of buildings would elude to this.
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Old Posted May 4, 2009, 2:37 AM
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I also wrote this on HAIF, but to keep this thread up to date...

The leasing center will formally open within 3-4 weeks. They're still finishing up a few things, but from what I've seen thus far, it's quite nice. Not jammed with clutter nor is it closed in. Nice and open, with renderings and the model. Now for a bit of extra info on that model...

Each of the residential towers is in the model, though since no specific design has been picked, they're represented by opaque plastic forms which are in the general shape of what I'm guessing the developers intend the towers to look like. There are a few renderings of a glassy, curvy highrise of about 25-30 floors which are partially visible on some printed material on display and in a video that plays in the center.

I was a bit pressed for time, but I intend on picking up some of the printed materials when the place formally opens.

Oh yeahhh,


New detailed renderings of the 28-story residential tower.

West View


Southwest View


Northwest View


http://www.handelarchitects.com/medi...re_Houston.pdf


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New York City-based Handel Architects LLP has revealed its design for a new 28-story residential tower in Houston, Texas. The Regent Square tower will include 150 condominiums, a 15,000-square-foot (1,400-square-meter) amenity deck, and 10,000 square feet (930 square meters) of indoor amenity areas. LEED certification is expected.

The design combines two distinctly different halves. The eastern half features floor-to-ceiling curtain wall with views of downtown Houston. The western half introduces double-height outdoor space to each unit with expansive views towards Memorial Park. Gary Handel, AIA, is serving as partner-in-charge. The building is part of a 15-acre (six-hectare) master plan for a pedestrian-oriented neighborhood. The developer is GID Urban Development Group.
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Old Posted May 4, 2009, 11:44 PM
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It does look very nice. Very sleek...

     
     
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Old Posted May 6, 2009, 12:49 AM
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More renderings,

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Regent Square Launch







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Old Posted May 6, 2009, 1:53 AM
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Can you imagine at how many carnes will be working at this project. Its building a mini city, it will be kewl...
     
     
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Wow! That Condo Tower Looks Very Nice And Elegant!
     
     
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Im falling in love with Regent Square...!









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Old Posted Jun 16, 2009, 9:40 PM
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this is probably the best proposal in houston in years. i would love to this come to fruition as per those renderings.
     
     
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If this project actually turns out like this than I will jizz in my pants.
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Has construction started yet? I would love to see pictures!
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Old Posted Aug 1, 2009, 4:23 AM
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Has construction started yet? I would love to see pictures!
No. Construction is expected to start late 2010. Here are some pictures of the area though. By ChannelTwoNews on HAIF a.k.a Wattleigh on SSP.



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Old Posted May 20, 2015, 12:43 AM
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Lightbulb HOUSTON | Regent Square Block B1 | FT | ~ 36 FLOORS

Developer: GID Urban Development
Architect: ?
Type: Residential, Retail
Location: 3525 W Dallas St. (Next to The Sovereign)
Construction Timeline: 2015 Start Date - ? Completion

*Now that the Sovereign is complete, GID is moving forward to the next phase of Regent Square. The plan consists of a new residential high-rise, high-end retail and an Alamo Drafthouse. Tellepsen Builders is the GC; construction should begin soon.







     
     
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