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- What Makes A City Cosmopolitan? - General Houston Discussions - HAIF . . .
Simple -- Perception makes one city more cosmopolitan than another There are thousands of people who think Dallas is a big, traffic-plagued country town, with big-haired yokels and no concept of the world outside the LBJ I've seen that point of view I've also seen a city that has managed to grow and prosper, despite not having a port -- quite a feat Dallas is also much more tourist
- Last day to see Tamara de Lempicka at MFA H
Capturing the glamour and vitality of 1920s postwar Paris and the cosmopolitan sheen of Hollywood celebrity, Tamara de Lempicka (1894–1980) infused her paintings with a brilliant sense of fashion, design, and the theatrical The first American museum retrospective of her work, Tamara de Lempicka
- When You Think Of Houston. . .
When you think of cities with REAL cosmopolitan atmospheres, Dallas is not the first place that come to mind Dallas is not SF Not even close To anyone outside of Texas, we're all just Texans To anyone outside of the south, we're all rednecks People from both Houston and Dallas need to realize that and stop with the petty arguments
- Former McNair Interests Site For Sale At 3200 Post Oak Blvd.
It is located near the Cosmopolitan high-rise condo tower and I believe connected to the Galleria via tunnel This plan also calls for a residential tower to be erected later in the second phase
- Aspire Post Oak: Multifamily High-Rise At 1616 Post Oak Blvd.
All Activity Home Houston Area Neighborhoods and Places Uptown and Galleria Area Aspire Post Oak: Multifamily High-Rise At 1616 Post Oak Blvd
- Aspire Post Oak: Multifamily High-Rise At 1616 Post Oak Blvd.
The catalyst for the creation of the PAC occurred when news surfaced that Houston-based AmREIT is proposing to construct a 50-story tower 2 feet from the property line of the Cosmopolitan high-rise at 1600 Post Oak Blvd ,
- The Murder Of Joan Robinson Hill - Houston Architecture
I first read "Blood and Money" when it was serialized in Cosmopolitan magazine back in the 1970's I was fascinated by the story and waited eagerly for the book to come out At that time I was a starving graduate student and NEVER splurged on hardback books But I bought this one It was the first true crime book I ever read and sparked my
- Post Oak Corner Tract At 755 Post Oak Blvd. - Houston Architecture
Are you talking about Post Oak Blvd or South Post Oak? There is an empty lot on the SW corner of Post Oak Blvd 610 that has been vacant for at least the past 7 years I've work in the building almost right next door I think the For Lease sign has been there awhile also
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