When Bart Shaw, AIA, was visiting Fairmount Park in preparation for proposing an installation for the site, he noticed something…

The Lower Rio Grande Valley chapter of the American Institute of Architects honored its best and brightest at the 2015…

The San Antonio chapter of The American Institute of Architects announced the winners of its 2015 Design Awards on Friday,…

Sarah Whiting, William Ward Watkin Professor and Dean of the Rice University School of Architecture (RSA), is rethinking the nature…

On a cold autumn day in 2006 — overcast and uncharacteristically windy — the conversation in the air centered on…

In 1971, the Los Angeles-based artist Robert Irwin embarked on a solitary driving tour of the country’s perimeter. A year…

For several years now, real estate developers out for a quick buck have been buying up single-family and duplex homes…

Germany, Austria, and Sweden are just a few of the nations represented by the designers and manufacturers in this roundup…

Typically, a house is the most expensive purchase a person makes. Home-ownership remains one of the boxes to be checked…

On January 11, 2016, 11 Austin city leaders broke ground on a whimsical and well-appointed signifier of Texan self-regard: the…

The Paris COP21, which took place at the end of 2015, was the first global climate summit to include a…

San Antonio’s Stinson Municipal Airport is set to get a new air traffic control tower. Located in the Mission Trails…

Noted Fort Worth architect Emery O. Young, Jr., died January 2, 2016, at the age of 83. His firm, Emery…

Architectural competitions have been common in Europe now for quite some time. In fact, many if not most public buildings…

In January, Chilean architect Alejandro Aravena was awarded the 2016 Pritzker Prize. Quite a lot has been written about the man…