Borders
In this issue of Texas Architect, we consider three facets of the state’s posture toward its borders, and architectural responses…
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Apr 26, 2020
Last month, an anxious ripple stirred the murky waters of architectural discourse. Architectural Record reported that it had obtained a…
Mar 11, 2020
Walking around downtown Laredo, you quickly discover two key areas dating back to the founding of the city: the banks…
Mar 11, 2020
A collaboration between San Antonio-based Overland Partners and local firm Megamorphosis has culminated in the design of an environmental center…
Mar 11, 2020
Since last covered in Texas Architect in 2017, Dallas’ bold endeavor to build a great series of parks along the…
Mar 11, 2020
The Open-Ended City: David Dillon on Texas Architecture edited by Kathryn HollidayUniversity of Texas Press, 2019 “The Open-Ended City” is a…
Mar 11, 2020
Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum In 1977, fellow survivors and Jewish community leaders gathered in the North Dallas home…
Mar 11, 2020
Rule of Capture by Christopher BrownHarper Voyager, 2019 In “Rule of Capture,” Christopher Brown’s second novel, we meet Donny Kimoe, a…
Mar 11, 2020
These new textiles for walls, panels, and upholstery offer a range of performance capabilities, colors, and innovative designs. New Upholstery…
Mar 11, 2020
An Austin bungalow renovation blends the old Texas dogtrot and the contemporary Texas air-conditioned box, with pleasing results. Architect Charles Di…
Mar 11, 2020
Each year, Ragdale, an artist community in Lake Forest, Illinois, hosts an artist-in-residence program, inviting architects, artists, and designers to…