Nature Culture
In this issue, we examine various facets of the nature-culture bond and look at four projects that present a snapshot…
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It used to be that after exiting I-35 and heading east, all you could see for miles was wide open…
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I do not come from a political family. Politics was not a topic of conversation around the dinner table or…
Mar 04, 2021
In 2001, Boeing moved its headquarters to Chicago, in large part due to the city’s vibrant downtown, something the runner-up…
Mar 04, 2021
In January, the Blanton Museum of Art unveiled a redesign of its grounds on the campus of The University of…
Mar 04, 2021
To Gail Adams, “architecture is public art.” Reviewing the work of Adams Architects, it is clear how this sentiment plays…
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Next Door Creative Offices on Austin’s east side provides refined, loft-like workspace for artists, designers, and more. Architect Pollen Architecture…
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The SXSW Center shows that Austin’s biggest little festival organizer is all grown up, for the most part. Architect Pei…
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The Soto, an office building in San Antonio, is the largest mass timber project in Texas. Architect Lake|Flato ArchitectsArchitect of…
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Pasaje Ventus, a new retail and office building, asserts an iconic form in the fabric of Ciudad Juárez. Architect Jorge…
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