To be native to a place we must learn to speak its language. — Robin Wall Kimmerer, “Braiding Sweetgrass” After…

Fredericksburg is known for its quaint German stone houses, its proximity to Hill Country wineries, and, increasingly, its rowdy out-of-town…

I stood in a wide-open field where the tall native grasses reached to grip the horizon, the only visual stitching…

“If you want to know the history of Dallas, look at the history of its parks,” says Ed Gray, a…

The Kalita Humphreys Theater is Dallas’ own historic gem designed by world-renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Although one can argue…

For decades the Seahorse Inn was an open secret perched high on a massive Port Aransas dune. From the mid-1950s…

A company town no more, Sugar Land  establishes its identity as a city. Our digital lives, in large part, have…

Each one of these new luminaires pushes a boundary in terms of form, function, or fabrication.  PromontoryRefractory Founded by designers…

Sophia Razzaque, AIA, NOMA, recently sat down with Charles L. Davis II, a new tenured faculty member at the University…

A renovation of San Antonio’s Sidney Lanier High School improves learning outcomes for underserved students. Location San AntonioClient San Antonio…

A historic Galveston pump station finds new life as a community center. Location GalvestonClient City of GalvestonArchitect The LaBiche Architectural…

Deep Ellum’s Kimpton Pittman Hotel marries a contemporary tower with a historic temple. Location DallasClient Epic Dallas HotelArchitect Perkins&WillHistoric Preservation…

Austin Community Colleges ushers a beloved building into the next century.  Location AustinClient Austin Community College DistrictArchitect Overland PartnersArchitect of…

Ongoing renovation work in The University of Texas at Austin’s Battle Hall has led to the discovery of a handwritten…