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In this issue, we examine the many faces and forces of climate and explore three education projects in historically marginalized…
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When AIA San Antonio announced “City Hall for All,” a design contest seeking an accessible solution for the east elevation…
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The recent rehabilitation of the San Agustín Cathedral in Laredo represents an intriguing combination of history, culture, science, and community…
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On March 3-6, some 90 architects descended upon the small Wyoming town of Jackson for the 10th Annual Texas Society…
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May 03, 2022
According to the 2021 “NCARB by the Numbers” report, the number of licensed architects in the United States has risen…
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A $25 million bond-funded project, Sánchez Elementary celebrates cultural legacies as it brings contemporary classrooms to East Austin. Client Austin…
May 03, 2022
Fort Worth’s Reby Cary Youth Library supports a new generation of learners. Client City of Fort WorthArchitect KAI EnterprisesContractor FPI…
May 03, 2022
Two East Austin schools merge to form Norman-Sims Elementary, a new STEAM learning environment focused on discovery and community. Client…
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“Poisoned by Zip Code,” a site-specific installation by Dallas-based visual artist Ari Brielle, spotlights South Dallas resident Marsha Jackson and…