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Higher
Education Builds With Class
Around the state, Texas higher education campuses continue
to add new space and revamp old ones. In Houston, the Texas
Woman’s University adds a new
campus on prime real estate in the Texas Medical Center. In
San Antonio, Trinity University’s music and arts center
gets a much-needed makeover. And in Tyler, the University
of Texas wraps up phase one of the Ratliff Science and Engineering
Complex.
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Location and Design Make New Campus Jewel of Med Center
Green
Building - Green Hospital Has High Hopes
A new $200 million children's hospital rethinks hospital design
and crowns the site of Austin's Mueller Airport redevelopment
with a place of healing that may become the first health-care
facility in the U.S. to achieve a platinum LEED rating.Full
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High
Rise features - You Can Always Go Downtown
A growing demand for high-rise residential developments is jump-starting
construction in urban areas around the state. Three projects
demonstrate the growing trend. The new 31-story high-rise, Azure,
brings a new sparkle to the Dallas skyline, a new 33-story Grand
Hyatt for San Antonio brings high-rise condos to the Alamo City
for the first time and the 21-story Seven Riverway offers new
luxury digs for Buffalo Bayou-area residents in Houston. Full
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Brings New Hue to Dallas
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Mixed-Use High-Rise Comes to Alamo City
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