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Houston Lost and Unbuilt is a 2010 non-fiction book by Steven Strom. It documents demolished buildings in Houston as well as ones that were planned but never built. Craig Hlavaty of the Houston Chronicle wrote that the book "is indispensable for Houstonians who like to think about what was and what might have been." The author argued that the loss of historic buildings in Houston harmed the formation of a community in Houston, and his goal is to promote preservation of historic buildings in Houston. James Wright wrote in that the book discusses "the social practices and political mechanisms" resulting in demolition of historic buildings.