The Astrodome Conservancy revealed plans to bring the historic landmark back to life with revenue-generated structures: a space for tenants, offices, and hotels. It also included an arena, event, and entertainment venue space along with an area for food and beverages.
Houston's beloved Astrodome, once dubbed the "Eighth Wonder of the World," is on the brink of a new chapter. After years of anticipation, the Astrodome Conservancy will reveal its plans for the iconic structure this Wednesday.
The Dome turns 58 years old this month, and next weekend Dome-lovers will gather together at the third annual ‘Race for the Dome.’
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What to do with the Astrodome? That is going to be the focus of a meeting Thursday night.
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The Astrodome Conservancy is scheduled to host a press conference Thursday at 10:30 a.m. to discuss its campaign to create a community-supported vision for the reuse and redevelopment of the landmark Astrodome.