For over a century, Grapevine Main Street has been synonymous with small-town charm. The very mention of our authentic historic district conjures images of brick buildings, festival crowds, and a single broad street surrounded by humble structures. Now, visitors are more likely to have a different view in mind: the combination rail station, hotel, and public gathering space known as Grapevine Main.

This is Part One of our miniseries on the City's iconic new Public-Private Partnership:

00:00-03:35... what Places mean to us
03:36...06:35... from ugly lot to landmark status
06:36-08:34... drawing the line between Public and Private
08:35-09:56... casting vision for a once-in-a-lifetime project
09:57-11:39... why do we build new things that look old?
11:40-14:05... how a built environment can shape your subconscious
14:06-16:07... drawing boundaries and shaping design standards
16:08-19:47... transitioning from old to new with the Transit District Overlay
19:48-22:59... little details you felt at Grapevine Main, even if you barely noticed them
23:00-25:42... a vision comes to life, thanks to two important partnerships