When John Saunders Chase, FAIA (1925–2012) graduated with an M.Arch degree from The University of Texas at Austin School of…

In its golden era of the late 1800s, Galveston was the largest city in Texas, and one of the busiest…

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Two recent announcements from Rice Architecture have caught the attention of the state and nationwide architecture communities: On April 16,…

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Finding Community at Mextrópoli 2019 Produced by Arquine, Mexico City With over 21 million inhabitants, Mexico City is the most…

Not Interesting: On the Limits of Criticism in Architecture By Andrew Atwood Oro Editions/Applied Research & Design, 2018 “Not Interesting:…

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Old East Dallas is a typical revitalizing inner-city neighborhood. New development is replacing the old fabric with large mixed-use buildings…

The decline of the ideological importance of modern architecture as expressed in urban organization is in part the result of…

Founded in 1991 at the dawn of the Neoliberal era, Humphreys & Partners Architects has from the start taken an…

Within architecture, a project of delivering performance, or soliciting a surprising plausibility, suggests moving away from a critical architectural practice…

The digital revolution in architectural photography is old enough to have become the status quo. When media lose their edge,…