Some of the most meaningful moments of recognition are not our own. They come when someone we admire is celebrated…

The AIA Austin Homes Tour is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year with tours of nine homes scheduled for October…

On a Saturday each February, several thousand runners take over the streets of Dallas for Form Follows Fitness 5K, following…

Carolyn Peterson, FAIA, a principal emeritus with Ford, Powell & Carson Architects (FPC), passed away at her home in San…

Each year, AIA components across Texas recognize exemplary work through their local design awards. Taken together, these programs offer a…

The Texas Society of Architects announced the recipients of its 2026 Honor Awards in July. These awards recognize exceptional members,…

Architecture is rarely judged on opening day. Buildings earn their reputations slowly, as they are tested by time, use, and…

Completed in 1972, Louis Kahn’s Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth has long been regarded as one of the defining…

The Texas Society of Architects announced its 2026 Studio Awards winners in July. Jurors Rod Kruse, FAIA, Jimenez Lai, Zeinab…

Jennifer Luna, Elizabeth Ramos, Fernando Mata, Nancy GonzalezGerald D. Hines College of Architecture and Design, University of Houston “The project…

HOME-OFFICE “This project stood out for its creative use of the drive-in courtyard apartment in the context of housing affordability…

Ezequiel Alvarenga & Benjamin MendozaGerald D. Hines College of Architecture and Design, University of Houston “This proposal creatively combines and…

Gail Borden, FAIA, Borden Partnership “As if proclaiming the end of the repetitive suburban residential typology that defined the late…

UltraBarrio “This beautiful project brings new life to what would otherwise be dead and neglected space. The jury was particularly…

TATA Design Workshop “This project embraces the spirit of experimentation. It proposes an agricultural application beneath the canopy of a…

Grace Andrews and Madeline JuRice School of Architecture, Rice University “Instead of reinforcing the traditional model of the cultural institution…

Samantha GarzaRice School of Architecture, Rice University “This project belongs to a growing lineage of practices that find architectural opportunity…

Tucker de Vazquez Architecture “This proposal is an ingenious solution for the creative reuse of an existing neighborhood storefront that…

Chris Baribeau, FAIAmodus studioFayetteville, Arkansas Chris Baribeau, FAIA, is principal architect and co-founder of modus studio, a progressive design collective…

Much of architecture is judged by what is built—the manifest form, the crafted detail, the artful finish—all captured in photographs…

Jobe Corral Architects

BGK Architects + Perkins&Will

Lake Flato Architects

Miró Rivera Architects

Clayton Korte

Michael Hsu Office of Architecture

Miró Rivera Architects

Bohlin Cywinski Jackson

Lake Flato Architects

Perkins&Will

Agenda Architecture

Marlon Blackwell Architects

Baldridge Architects

RWA

A Parallel Architecture

LPA Design Studios

Lake Flato Architects

Perkins&Will

Perkins&Will

Beck Architecture

Clayton Korte

Louis I. Kahn: The Last Notebook
Louis I. Kahn, edited by Sue Ann Kahn
Lars Müller Publishers, 2024

In this issue, we highlight a few of the “Best in Show” products from this year’s trade events, including the Kitchen & Bath Industry Show in Orlando, NeoCon in Chicago, and Clerkenwell Design Week in London.

Artist Kat Quay’s Spatial Weaving, a new permanent installation at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, layers perforated metal, steel framing, and semi-translucent…

Water has the ability to connect and to divide in equal measure. It shapes the way we experience our communities,…

Houston has always negotiated with water—through shipping infrastructure, flood control systems, and the bayous that shaped the city long before…

If “deferred maintenance” is the government’s version of the excuse “the dog ate my homework,” then some Texas cities may…

Paul Kinnison Jr., FAIA (June 3, 1938–February 11, 2026), was born in San Antonio, the eldest of three children, and…

In 1983, I wrote an article for Architecture magazine titled “O’Neil Ford’s Caring Campus,” describing the work done for Trinity…

Desert, sky, and ocean converge at a remote retreat in Mexico.