For those who feel that the heart of downtown Austin is the aging Green water treatment plant, today is a sad day.
After 83 years, the Green plant has been decommissioned as a first step to redevelopment of the prime site just north of Ladybird lake.
With the removal of the plant, the City begins ones of its most important and ambitious urban redevelopment projects.
Over the next few years, the City and developer Trammell Crow will remove the...
RATE SPIKES and BROKEN PIPES or SANITY RESTORED??
Next Monday the Austin City Council will vote on the City budget – including proposed water rate hikes to pay for the $1.2 billion Water Treatment Plant No. 4 Speak up today and through...
Impressive New W Renderings
As the W Hotel & Residences continues to rise, the developers have been busy creating new renderings of the high visibility second street project. The renderings look great -- in fact, they...
Momo's Celebrates Nine Years! [Thursday - Sunday]
Image by Jana Lelex Momo’s Ninth Anniversary ShowcaseThursday, August 27 - Sunday, August 30Momos (618 W 6th St)[info] | [tickets]Momo’s, nestled above Katz’s Deli & Bar on West...
Cul-de-sacs
Ryan Avent explains one theory why suburban developments are marked by disconnected streets and cul-de-sacs: The logic behind cul-de-sacs is easy to understand. Roads in suburbs, unlike roads...
Cul-de-sacs
Ryan Avent explains one theory why suburban developments are marked by disconnected streets and cul-de-sacs: The logic behind cul-de-sacs is easy to understand. Roads in suburbs, unlike roads...
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