We are thankful for a busy 2023 and look forward to continued success with our clients and partners. From all of us at Sandlot Engineering, have a safe and Happy New Year!
We are thrilled to partner with MLB Capital Partners on their new Spring Branch project that includes two Underbelly Hospitality restaurants and a new bar. Read more about the project: https://t.co/8dG9lIexeX
#civilengineering#SpringBranch#HBJ
The 15-Minute City idea has gained attention in recent year. If you've been wondering what it is, we explain how this concept makes cities more livable, sustainable, and resilient: https://t.co/tNsHJl9f1m
#15minutecity#civilengineering#urbanplanning#sustainability
Walking is a great way to stay active and maintain good health, but it's not just about exercise. Walkable neighborhoods offer a wide range of benefits to residents and the community at large. https://t.co/2Q3A1iwksN
#civilengineering#walkablecities#urbanplanning
On Tuesday the Homes for People Not Cars Act of 2023 was introduced. The bill would give property owners "sole discretion" to determine how many parking spaces to include in new or substantially renovated buildings within 0.5 mile of a major transit stop.
https://t.co/1WprLzp8Bh
Construction recently completed on COOP Waterworks, a 124-unit apartment complex in the Houston Heights area that we designed for Urban Genesis.
#civilengineering#multifamily#HoustonHeights
Our neighbors in Austin voted to move forward with the process that would remove parking requirements city-wide for all new developments. Austin is another big city to realize the tragedy of parking minimums: https://t.co/kLFtxoZwWI
#civilengineering#urbanplanning#parking
The Clint and Mary Frances Morse Field Station designed for @HoustonAudubon had their grand opening last month. Learn more about the project: https://t.co/G8nMC695pd
#HoustonAudubon#civilengineering
Houston's former Exxon, now vacant, 45-story skyscraper located in downtown Houston is set to soon be transformed into a residential building. The renovation could bring new life to the downtown area https://t.co/WpULjNCFcx
#civilengineering#skyscraper#DowntownHouston#Houston
Check out Memorial Park's 'Biggest Picnic in Texas' tomorrow to celebrate the land bridge grand opening: https://t.co/7bG4sfkgLq
#Houston#MemorialPark#civilengineering#HTX
Transforming the East End into a walkable district would feature mixed income apartments and retail space where visitors and residents can connect to shopping and business on foot. We like the idea.
https://t.co/XlSqwPf15z
#EastEnd#Houston#civilengineering#walkablecity
New Houston ordinance allows property owners to opt out of building sidewalk, but must pay a fee instead, preventing “sidewalks to nowhere” and helping to repair existing sidewalks. https://t.co/7JktsyOsfm
#houston#sidewalks#walkability#civilengineering#landdevelopment