Urban design has always occupied the intersection of politics, social science, and economics. In an age where the town square…

In conjunction with last year’s Texas Society of Architects Annual Conference & Design Expo, the Texas Tech Design Leadership Alliance…

More than a year ago, Texas families were forced to face the unimaginable. Nineteen defenseless third- and fourth-grade students and…

As a part of the 88th Legislative Session, 90 architects representing 14 chapters from across the state gathered at the…

Hurricane Harvey devastated Houston, our nation’s fourth largest city, in 2017. In the almost six years since, the city has…

What happens when oil and water mix? In 2019, the city of Houston acquired the Gasmer Drive property with the…

On February 3, the University of Texas at Austin School of Architecture hosted a symposium exploring the potential for artificial…

“A practicing architect of sensitivity and great distinction…. Besides achievement as a designer, he has given himself unflaggingly and quietly…

The Texas Society of Architects brought the Design Conference to the Texas Hill Country for its 11th annual event celebrating…

To me, West Texas means windmills and oil derricks. The first time I drove west on Interstate 20 through the…

Creative professionals from around the world convened in Austin in early March for the annual South by Southwest conference and…

Fredericksburg is known for its quaint German stone houses, its proximity to Hill Country wineries, and, increasingly, its rowdy out-of-town…

I stood in a wide-open field where the tall native grasses reached to grip the horizon, the only visual stitching…

“If you want to know the history of Dallas, look at the history of its parks,” says Ed Gray, a…

The Kalita Humphreys Theater is Dallas’ own historic gem designed by world-renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Although one can argue…

Athenaeum: via Latin from the Greek Athenaion, denoting the temple of the goddess Athene in ancient Athens, which was used…

After two years of meeting virtually, the AIA Academy of Architecture for Justice (AAJ) held its 2022 fall conference in…

Participants in the 29th annual Building Communities Conference and Trade Show, organized by the Lower Rio Grande Valley chapter of…

Writer Alyssa Morris sat down with Michelle Addington, dean of The University of Texas at Austin School of Architecture, to…

The George Washington Carver Museum, Cultural and Genealogy Center is located in the heart of East Austin in a historically…

Swiss-American Urs Peter “Upe” Flueckiger was born in Herzogenbuchsee, Switzerland. He is a full professor and currently serves as the…

Like most Western towns, Marfa’s history is in turns celebrated, exploited, contested, forgotten, ignored, and most enthusiastically traded privately among…

Phase 2 of the Emma S. Barrientos Mexican American Cultural Center addresses the need for a visible cornerstone for the…

Louis I. Kahn was 65 and at the height of his capacities as an architect when he was hired in…

On May 14, at the headquarters of the iconic local company Acme Brick, the Fort Worth chapter of the American…

There’s a rapid time lapse happening at the intersection of East 7th and Chicon streets in East Austin: Low-slung industrial…

Where does one find 800,000 cubic yards of dirt? And assuming one can find it, how long would it take…

For more than two years now, we have been living under the “new normal,” our lives disrupted by the COVID-19…

It all begins with the river. Without the river, there is no park. Without the river, there is no Laredo,…

Every year, the Urban Land Institute Gerald Hines Student Competition challenges groups of students from across the nation to develop…

When AIA San Antonio announced “City Hall for All,” a design contest seeking an accessible solution for the east elevation…

The recent rehabilitation of the San Agustín Cathedral in Laredo represents an intriguing combination of history, culture, science, and community…

On March 3-6, some 90 architects descended upon the small Wyoming town of Jackson for the 10th Annual Texas Society…

For the past century, some of the darkest night skies in the continental United States could be found in far…

El Paso-Juárez is the second largest binational region on the United States-Mexico border. Also known as the Borderplex, or as…

Zoological gardens, or zoos, as they have come to be known, were at first little more than exotic collections of…

For many people, San Antonio is a tourist city: It has long been a draw for tourists attracted to its…

The official groundbreaking ceremony for the National Medal of Honor Museum will take place on March 25. The museum will…

We stood together, leaning back, staring up at the sky, waiting in a hilltop cemetery by a small country church…

Community First! Village is a master planned community for people emerging from chronic homelessness. The development features six new houses…

On October 19, 2021, the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) issued a statement reaffirming its opposition to unpaid…

Hotel renovations are not generally news. Lobbies and other high-traffic areas become worn and are renovated; fabrics and furnishings go…

The light rail system operated by Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) is a hub-and-spoke model, designed to bring riders from…

Born in New Haven, Connecticut, to Texan parents studying at Yale, Clovis Heimsath, FAIA, would himself study at Yale before…

This summer, The University of Texas at San Antonio announced it would be combining its College of Architecture, Construction and…

Gensler, teamed with San Antonio firm GRG Architecture, has been selected by the Alamo Trust to design the new Visitor…

Three sites in Texas are among the 40 recipients of grants from the African-American Cultural Heritage Action Fund.

Participants in the 28th annual Building Communities Conference of the Lower Rio Grande Valley Chapter of the American Institute of…

In 2021, Austin Energy Green Building (AEGB) celebrates 30 years of assisting Central Texas architects to design more sustainably. Since…

In 2010, the Houston-Galveston Area Council completed the Northside Livable Centers Planning Study, identifying the “heart of Northside Houston” as…