It’s curtains for Avenue Q. Plus other smash hits of the day:
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Commercial Structures
- The Children’s Assessment Center, 2525 Dunstan Rd. 77005
- 4202 Airline Dr. 77022
- 7000 Liberty Rd. 77028 (Englewood Yard)
Residences
- 3924 Childress St. 77005
- 3926 Childress St. 77005 (Montclair Replat)
- 1917 Crockett St. 77007
- 502 E. 24th St. 77008 (Sunset Heights)
- 5601 Elysian St. 77009 (Ryon)
- 6826 Avenue Q 77011 (Central Park; new construction by Altura Homes)
- 7315 Avenue J 77011 (new construction by Altura Homes)
- 729 W. 38th St. 77018 (photos)
- 1510 Ebony Ln. 77018 (new construction by Eagle Point Homes; photos)
- 2521 Westgate Dr. 77019 (new construction by West Gate Properties; photos)
- 2302 Chew St. 77020
- 4201 Coke St. 77020
- 1618 Carr St. 77026
- 1911 Melbourne St. 77026 (Huntington Place; 4 structures)
- 2305 Brewster St. 77026 (Bldg. 3)
- 6514 N. Wayside Dr. 77028
- 6142 Lynbrook Dr. 77057
- 13830 Queensbury Ln. 77079
- 14119 Pinerock Ln. 77079
- 9505 Shoreham St. 77093
Photo of 4202 Airline Dr.: HAR
6 Comments
I’m bummed to see that old strip mall pictured above demolished, as it has a cool Art Deco-ish design, though I do understand why it has to be torn down, what with the fires and all.
The shopping strip featured in the photo above was covered in a blog posting on Bayou City History. there’s a photo from better days.
http://blog.chron.com/bayoucityhistory/2012/05/fire-damages-airline-strip-center-again/
I have been sadly watching that building deteriorate over the years. Would have been such a cool place.
I’m bummed too. That’s been one of my favorite buildings. I’ve passed it off and on all my life. Oh well, another one bites the dust.
That building was being used by the prostitutes and druggies that stumble around Airline between 610 and 45. It’s nice to see it burn, demolished, and make room for a new type of business. Of course, I’m sure their pimps and drug dealers relocated them to another dilapidated building in the area.
Wow, that place was really nice looking in that Chronicle article you posted, Susan. Thanks for the link.