Yo, January out! And what a month it was on Swamplot:

• Azzarelli’s flees Cinco Ranch
  
• The Mecox Gardens formula: prints of animals, and animal prints
• Sock monkeys may help Super Happy Fun Land reopen in EaDo soon
• The sheep on the Eldridge hillside
• Weingarten quiets the noisy neighbors leaning on the River Oaks Shopping Center balcony — sort of — but loses its prospective tenant
• The FEMA Trailer turned up to 11
  
• The Mosaic tower on Hermann Park: a little empty, a little bankrupt
• Where are the neighborhoods with the half-built homes? How about here?
• The Park Memorial Condos’ secret buyer
• That shipping-container house in Brookesmith gets a driveway made out of recycled glass
• The Center for Land Use Interpretation’s Houston getaway plan: exhibit and escape capsule
• Hess grabs the Discovery Tower
• Pretty drawings of what AstroWorld might look like if it were turned into a theme park of office parks
• Houston’s latest vehicle lets you take your air conditioning with you when you step outside
• A few more pics of the design for Five Allen Center
• Who would want to buy Hubert Vo’s Rivercrest mansion?
• What a second phase of West Ave might look like
  
• The Menil picks David Chipperfield to game out a new master plan
• City Council and the underappreciated art of front-yard parking
• UH hops over the Spur