Saturday, April 3, 2010

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Starwood Studios would offer place for musical recitals, academic <b>tutoring</b>

Posted: 02 Apr 2010 10:33 PM PDT

Bill Conrad, bconrad@acnpapers.com

Starwood Studios, located at the Offices at Byron Nelson, may soon be open to the public if a zoning change request is approved by planning and zoning and the Southlake City Council.

The offices, located at 630 E. Southlake Blvd, mainly consist of office suites, according to Debra Edmondson, general counsel for the buildings owners, Thomas Steven and Company, who spoke at a SPIN No. 7 meeting March 22.

Starwood Studios was formed when a former tenant, the Southlake Training Center, moved out last summer. The 4,300-square-foot space was converted to Starwood Studios and is currently used by the buildings tenants for parties and recitals. If the zoning change is approved, the studio could be rented to the general public.

Edmondson was clear that the only changes to the building would be in its usage.

No changes will be made to the outside of the building or to the building's parking, said Edmondson. The only changes will be made to what is going on inside.

Starwood Studios would only operate after regular business hours and would have several uses such as after-school tutoring, seminars, office parties and receptions. The room features couches, big screen televisions and a DJ booth.

This would be a unique little space that Southlake really doesn't have, said Edmondson. We have been using this for our tenants, but this will allow us to offer it during the evening and weekend hours to the general public.

Edmondson said she believes the studios would have a capacity of 100-125 people, but that number could be adjusted in order to keep within the parking regulations.

Another tenant already in the building, Hall Music Productions, would also put the studio to good use.

David Hall, a Carroll High School graduate and owner of Hall Music Productions, said the studios would be a great addition to Southlake.

There are so many kids in Southlake that write songs and create music and they don't have any outlet for that whatsoever, said Hall. Having a night each week where the kids can get together and perform for the public would be really great for the community. The only outlet they have now is all the way in Dallas in places such as Deep Ellum. We need to give them a venue for their creativity.

Hall has been teaching music lessons for 10 years in Southlake and said he offers lessons in all musical areas, including guitar, drums, singing and songwriting.

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Sylvan Learning Center opens in Martinsville

Posted: 03 Apr 2010 04:26 AM PDT

BRIDGEWATER — The grand opening of a new Sylvan Learning Center, a provider of in-center, live, in-home and online tutoring to students of all ages, grades and skill levels, will be 2 p.m. April 24 at 1962 Washington Valley Road in the Martinsville section. Festivities will include tours, door prizes, free homework help instructional hours to the first 25 students who bring report cards and a $75 discount toward a Sylvan Initial Diagnostic Assessment.

In business 30 years, Sylvan has 1,200 center throughout North America. For more information, call 800-31-SUCCESS or click www.sylvanlearningcenter.com/martinsville.

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