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Old Posted Oct 10, 2015, 12:01 AM
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Lightbulb HOUSTON | The Eclipse | 736 FT / 224 M | 58 FLOORS

Developer: Zydeco Development Corp.
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Type: Residential
Location: Welch Ave near Persa St, River Oaks
Construction Timeline: June 2017 Start Date - June 2019 Completion

*An unexpected find, in mid-2014 the developer filed a subdivision plat to create an unrestricted reserve for this development, which was later approved. No other information was known at the time.

Today, they filed a case with the FAA for the height of this building, 750' feet. Unfortunately this proposal will be met with strong opposition. The River Oaks neighborhood tried to stop a 17-story/220 foot office tower from being built just down the street.

Here's the FAA filing:

https://oeaaa.faa.gov/oeaaa/external...68113805&row=8

Site via google streetview:

https://www.google.com/maps/@29.7481...7i13312!8i6656
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Old Posted Oct 10, 2015, 1:58 AM
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Hopefully the River Oaks NIMBYS fail at stopping this. I'd imagine a 750 ft would rile up the militia more so than a 17 floor structure.
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Is this residential? If so that would make it taller than both The Austonian and The Independent in Austin - and so the tallest residential building in Texas.
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Well after looking at Google View a 750 foot tower seems out of place for the surrounding neighborhood but it is Houston without Zoning though.
No renderings?
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Guess you have to take the good with the bad on this one on zoning and all. Rather this built in downtown. There is a highrise not far from this site though.
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Old Posted Oct 10, 2015, 10:28 PM
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No renderings yet. The tallest building in the immediate area is The Huntingdon at 503' feet. Built in 1984, it's also just down the street from this. The building most likely will be residential, but no confirmation on that yet. It'll have amazing views of Downtown, Uptown, TMC, etc.

Will be interesting to see how this one plays out. I hope it pulls through.
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Old Posted Oct 22, 2015, 3:46 AM
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Building height revised to 736' feet.

https://oeaaa.faa.gov/oeaaa/external...69259953&row=3
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Some renderings from have surfaced, which may not be final. Doubt they'll stick with this design as the neighborhood would find it very insulting.



http://zydeco66.com/eclipse3.php

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"ABOVE IT ALL" HAS A NEW MEANING When words like "refined" and "luxurious" become commodified, where can one go to discover an address as lofty as one's desires? A destination worthy of the journey? Introducing Eclipse, an Art Deco-influenced residential tower that soars above the mundane. Its design is audacious; its amenities and appointments are among the finest available. But privacy and exclusivity are what truly distinguish Eclipse.

Each residence at Eclipse occupies an entire floor or group of floors, including a four-story penthouse with its own access and citywide views from a 360° deck. You’ll enjoy pool and health club privileges, and our concierge serviced, room service and | 24-hour security will attend to your every need. Eclipse also will provide the unique benefits of a destination club – with owners’ accommodations available in Eclipse towers planned for cities around the world.

Zydeco, the developer of Eclipse, extends opportunities to purchasers of our residences as well as investors in our bold vision of urban living. To learn more, we invite you to contact Joy Barr at (505) 984-1766 or joy@zydeco66.com You can live above it all. And everywhere your dreams take you. At Eclipse...




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that's rough...
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It looks like a rocket.

And are these toilet plungers?

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Thats the funniest thing i've seen all day! Toilet plungers connected to an absolutely ridiculous looking building. It looks so strange it kinda looks good, kinda like the watts towers in LA.

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That has to be a joke, please tell me it's a joke. That's like out of some hellish 1980s version of future skyscrapers and or Dubai.
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This HAS to be a joke. The building is hideous in the strongest sense of the word!
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Old Posted Oct 25, 2015, 5:11 PM
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LOL Especially at the plungers. An unborn could come up with something better.
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Even the name is trippy. I think they should build it. They should build the s**t out of it.
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Absolutely stunning!
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Well, that's gaudy in an Abraj al-Bait sort of way. They do give themselves a whole lot of lead time on this one starting out of the ground - 2017? This must have been pitched to EB-5 prospects.
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Some renderings from have surfaced, which may not be final. Doubt they'll stick with this design as the neighborhood would find it very insulting.
I see - they're going to tease us with this and then do an "and now for something completely different", similar to what happened to the Alessandra.

Zydeco's website suggests they've never done a big project before. They're from New Mexico and most of their previous projects are in the 2-3 story range. They may be in way over their heads.
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It's not April 1st is it?
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The plungersphere must be built.
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