In May, the Houston Botanic Garden unveiled plans for its first phase of development. The nonprofit organization, founded in 2002,…

‘‘Venice Architecture Biennale! What does that have to do with Texas?” Believe it or not, I’ve heard that more than…

Exhibit Review Accessing FREESPACE The 16th International Architecture Exhibition of the Venice Biennale The Giardini, Arsenale, and points elsewhere within…

Aula, the Spanish word for a university classroom or lecture hall, is the acronym of an occasional journal: Architecture and…

On March 27, Galveston — the center for all things Victorian in Texas — moved out of its comfort zone…

Houston First Corporation has selected Rios Clementi Hale (RCH) Studios to redesign downtown Houston’s Jones Plaza, unveiling one of the…

Deep Vista took place at Texas A&M University on April 27 and 28. Curated by architecture professor Gabriel Esquivel, the…

The existing portions of the U.S.-Mexico border wall are already negatively impacting public and private land in the Rio Grande…

Through a process of careful reduction, a rambling adobe house in Marfa is transformed into a quiet getaway for a…

Freedom and individual choice underpin the Montessori curriculum, and those ideals motivated the design of this new school in Austin.…

The new Big Brothers Big Sisters houston headquarters is a shining example of big-idea architecture done on a budget. Sited…

The Charlotte and Donald Test Pavilion at the Dallas Arboretum, set within the park’s edible gardens, provides a flexible space…

Frit technology provides a flexible means of increasing the performance of glass building envelopes while maintaining transparency. Here, a Dallas…

A sculptural concrete canopy made with digitally designed and fabricated formwork creates shade and captures rainwater in a San Antonio…

“Machinic Domains” ran at The University of Texas at Austin School of Architecture for three weeks in April. It showcased…