Shift
In this issue of Texas Architect, we look around the state at several examples of the shifting landscape.

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Jul 20, 2016
Houston’s Alley Theatre is a masterpiece. Any renovation of it, no matter how greatly needed, is sure to stir up…
Jul 20, 2016
In retirement, two Texas State professors expanded their San Marcos home to add a library, painting studio, and gallery. The…
Jul 20, 2016
On May 4, AIA Dallas announced the four winners of its 2016 Unbuilt Design Awards contest. The award recognizes excellence…
Jul 20, 2016
The recent consolidation of the University of Texas at Brownsville (UTB) and University of Texas Pan American (UTPA) in Edinburg…
Jul 20, 2016
“Greenhill is not buildings. It’s people.” This was a sign posted by Greenhill School students after a fire in 1987…
Jul 20, 2016
In 2014, though he had never entered a political contest before, Roberto Treviño, AIA, found himself in something of a…
Jul 20, 2016
AIA Lubbock’s bi-annual Design Awards recognize outstanding architectural design by chapter members. The winning projects for 2015 were selected by…
Jul 20, 2016
Growing up in the 1970s, each Christmas our family would load the station wagon and make the long drive west…
Jul 19, 2016
It was 1993 when I met Bill Booziotis. A friend was working in his office, and since she knew I…
Jul 19, 2016
On our first day in Philadelphia for the 2016 AIA Convention, TxA Executive Vice President James Perry and I stood…
Jul 19, 2016
“Where Are the Women Architects?” By Despina Stratigakos Princeton University Press, $19.95 When the American Institute of Architects released the…
Jun 27, 2016
These products for outdoor spaces–from a stylish aluminum pergola to slip-resistant ceramic floor tiles–must be durable enough to withstand the…