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Gensler-designed mid-rise will be Houston's first mass timber commercial office building - Vimarsana News

Gensler-designed mid-rise will be Houston's first mass timber commercial office building

A Houston project plans to achieve two firsts: the city’s first mass timber commercial office project, and the state of Texas’s first commercial office building targeting net zero energy operational carbon upon completion next year. Framework @ Block 10 is owned and managed by Hicks Ventures, a Houston-based development company.

Plans Unveiled for Texas' First Commercial Building Striving to Achieve Net Zero Energy Operational Carbon - Vimarsana News

Plans Unveiled for Texas' First Commercial Building Striving to Achieve Net Zero Energy Operational Carbon

This project is expected to minimize wasteful energy use from the implementation of a rainwater harvesting cistern, full roof solar panels, LED lighting, and a sensory system.

Plans Unveiled for Texas' First Commercial Building Striving to Achieve Net Zero Energy Operational Carbon - Vimarsana News

Plans Unveiled for Texas' First Commercial Building Striving to Achieve Net Zero Energy Operational Carbon

/PRNewswire/ -- Hicks Ventures, a Houston-based, privately held development company, today announced Framework @ Block 10, the city's first mass timber...

This Week's Houston Deal Sheet (January 1, 2022) - Vimarsana News

This Week's Houston Deal Sheet (January 1, 2022)

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Developers join forces to build rehabilitation, behavioral health hospital - Vimarsana News

Developers join forces to build rehabilitation, behavioral health hospital

Real estate developers Hicks Ventures and Artemis Real Estate Partners signed a $100 million joint venture to develop about 20 inpatient rehabilitation and