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2009 | Best New Development

Despite assurances from booster types that Houston was insulated from the worst effects of the global economic meltdown, the past year was notably slow on the development front, which is why, despite its faults and thus-far unfulfilled promise, Houston Pavilions takes this award in a walk. While we would have preferred that the shops, restaurants and taverns in this downtown arcade-like setting faced the street instead of plunging inward, it sure is nice to have a full-service bookstore... More »

Openings & Closings: Two Houston Classics Plan to Expand

By Katharine Shilcutt | Fri, May 18, 2012

The big news this past week was that two Houston classics are about to get even bigger, starting with word from CultureMap that Carrabba's Italian Grill on Kirby -- the original location of the chain ... More »
Houston Architecture Rocks: 2012 AIA Winners Announced

By Steve Jansen | Tue, March 27, 2012

This town is freaking beautiful, according to a couple of real-deal architects and the editor in chief of a hip magazine. On March 22, architects Craig Scott and Jon Pickard as well as Susan Szenasy ... More »
Comcast SportsNet Houston To Bring Today Show-Like Studio to Downtown

By Richard Connelly | Wed, March 7, 2012

If you've ever wanted to be seen on TV waving furiously and holding a sign outside a studio window like on the Today show, today is big for you. Mayor Annise Parker and a bunch of business types anno... More »
Barkitecture Houston

By Lauren Marmaduke | Thu, October 13, 2011

The reason the term “in the doghouse” became a metaphor for a bad situation is because most dogs’ houses are dirty plywood shacks behind the garage that are filled with dust, insects and bits of leftover dog food. That is, unless the phrase refers... More »

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