Hundreds of new-destruction listings make this the best Daily Demolition Report week ever — and it’s only Wednesday. So many smash’ems, it’s tough to know where to start.
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Update: Ladies and gentlemen, your patience has been rewarded with the following mayhem. (Links below.)
Oh, yes — another biggie today. Your patience, please, while the data is carefully crunched and mangled. All the dangerous-building destruction you so richly deserve, coming up.
Update: They’re here! All sixty-something of them.
Today: So many dangerous buildings, so little time! We’ll fill you in on the list as soon as we’ve got it crunched.
Austin, Detroit, England: in today’s list, a tour of soon-to-be far-flung local scenery:
On today’s roster: a pool garden adjustment at a private little gathering spot near Memorial Park that’s home to a 1940 John Staub clubhouse.
A little bit of healthcare reform over by the Willowbrook Mall, plus other destructive delights.
A pioneer tin house prototype in Rice Military gets turned into scrap. And an Allwood structure too.
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Swamplot’s Daily Demolition Report lists buildings that received City of Houston demolition permits the previous weekday.
Only a few houses to take off your hands. You’re welcome.
Do you think if these buildings come back its going to be okay by magic? What’s going to change? What’s going to be different?
Culling just a couple pieces of the city today.
Getting some blunt refurbishment: the old Mervyn’s and Steve and Barry’s at West Oaks, plus a couple of smaller single-stories.
Swamplot’s Daily Demolition Report lists buildings that received City of Houston demolition permits the previous weekday.
What happens on Saint Andrews stays on Saint Andrews. Unless, of course, some of it gets carted off to the dump.
And the great Katy Freeway-friendly Marq*E remodel begins: