“They achieved a very simple feeling — very effortless — like it’s meant to be this way. You can flow…

“It creates an open and inviting ground plane — an important part of towers, which otherwise could be alienating in…

“The floor plan separates the volumes in such a clean and modernistic manner that in all of its interior and…

“It teaches kids how to respect nature by respecting nature. It retreats every time it sees a tree — and…

“It’s definitely worth studying for how an idea gets translated into architecture and moves beyond just a diagram, becoming something…

Dijana Handanovic honors the ceremonies of everyday life in her former homeland of Yugoslavia.

The historic Old Parkland campus in Dallas reconsiders classical architecture for the 21st century.

Residents of Galena Park mobilize to fight chemical air pollution.

A nature immersion camp in the Texas Hill Country offers lessons on water conservation and environmental stewardship.

Public and private entities in Austin work to urbanize Austin — with and without each other.

A 3D-printed test house in East Austin demonstrates new possibilities for construction.

How will the emergence of artificial intelligence tools affect design?

Smart buildings are a missing link to reaching citywide sustainability goals.

Physical and digital design come together to create a multidimensional augmented reality.

A facility for engineering and technology education serves as a nexus of innovation for a community college.

The Five Yard House integrates a contemporary addition with a historic Austin bungalow.

How we understand and tell stories of the past is, in reality, a dynamic act of creation.

Seguin and Amarillo offer distinct approaches to balancing preservation and growth.

How can architects move beyond traditional practice toward protection and restoration?

Texas design studios explore smalltown America.

Nikolas Olic crafts novel visual compositions using the forms and patterns of the built urban fabric. 

The Allston Residence sits quietly as a contemporary house in the historic Houston Heights neighborhood.

Some thoughts on the use and production of images

The St. Sarkis church in Carrollton unites the Armenian community of past and present.

Balancing iconic design with more equitable outcomes

In this photo essay, Furmansky captures the uncanniness of a vacant downtown Houston in the early days of the pandemic.

The Theresa Passive House in Austin is a case study in single-family sustainability.

Henry Trost’s hotels of the Trans-Pecos offer lessons in building resilience through community.

Office and retail design are reconsidered on the heels of the COVID-19 pandemic.

A historic post office in Houston gets a 21st-century makeover.

Oppenheimer’s installation is the latest acquisition by The University of Texas at Austin’s public art program, Landmarks.

Meet Kate Aoki, AIA, head of exhibition design at the Dallas Museum of Art and president-elect of AIA Dallas.

Many UT students are renting windowless rooms in the brand-new buildings in West Campus, and apparently, it's perfectly legal.

The Marfa Ranch house takes a fresh approach to a traditional way of building.

Understanding the complexities of the ground we walk upon can help point us to a new way of relating with…

Traditional building methods can re-establish connections to meaning, cultural identity, and nature that have been lost in contemporary practice. 

How the 9th Street BMX Trails in Austin Became a Model for DIY Urbanism and Flexible Urban Planning

Boston Commons, a 15-unit community on San Antonio’s East Side, listens deeply to its formal, social, and climatic context.

Accustomed to designing homes in North Texas, a Dallas architect adapts to a different building climate in the Bahamas.

The cast-iron veranda of Ashton Villa has witnessed changes to the political, economic, and environmental climate of Galveston.

The story of Lance Hosey, FAIA, can be told by the many people he touched during his 56 years on…

In addition to connecting city dwellers to nature, the urban forest improves public health while combating climate change.

Gensler Sports' design for Q2 Stadium captures the culture and spirit of Austin.

The Summer Bohannon House responds to the specifics of its wooded Dallas site while revealing the influences of its architect’s…

The history of tourist lodging in Texas reflects larger trends occurring throughout the nation.

Hotels can be designed to better weather pandemics and other economic downturns while serving locals and visitors alike.

The creators of Six Flags Over Texas hoped to create a uniquely Texan combination of history and thrills.

The Jewell Residence transforms the challenges of a small, wooded site into opportunities to create a unique spec home for…

Boca Chica Beach was once a quiet place where childhood memories were made. Now it is where towering spacecraft are…

Cities have historically provided their residents with public parks as places to gather and find natural respite from dense urban…