HOUSTON PAVILIONS

• Developer: Houston Pavilions Limited Partnership

• Architect: HOK/Laguardia Low Architects

• Contractor: D.E. Harvey Builders, Inc.

The Houston Pavilions (currently called Greenstreet) is an open-air 430,000-square-foot, two-to three-level retail and entertainment center including a 220,000-square-foot, eleven-story office building spanning three city blocks in downtown Houston, Texas. The complex includes six separate buildings clustered around a center courtyard, bounded by Main Street, Dallas, Caroline, and Polk. Bisecting the site are two major arteries into downtown Houston, Fannin Street, and San Jacinto.  At the second level, there are two sky-bridges that cross Fannin and San Jacinto connecting the project as a continuous element. The signature of Houston Pavilions is the two circular elements (“Hats”) that are illuminated at these two major cross points. The center includes entertainment venues, restaurants, and dry-goods. Anchored by a 43,000-square-foot House of Blues Music Hall, this entertainment center is a major presence in the downtown area.

2009 – Award of Excellence – Retail Texas Construction Magazine
2009 – Best New Development Houston Press