Why we love the places we love

A Space Designed to Age Like Whiskey

Restoring a Midcentury Townhouse

Why Every City Needs an Architect

Lessons in Mass Timber

Learning from Biogenic Materials

The Allen Teleport 50 Years Later

Star Land was built by thousands of choices that favored money over people and progress before research. The only option…

Exploring the Parallels Between Science Fiction and Architecture

PS1200 Builds a Backdrop for Public Life

Picture-Perfect Charm Along the Texas Gulf Coast

How Can Utopic Ideals Be Engaged in Everyday Life?

A Family’s Legacy of Excellence

Exploring the Perils and Delights of Houston’s Irreverent Approach to Urban Development

An Ambitious Office Tower Redefines Urban Sustainability

How Technological Feats Fuel Our Utopic Visions

Campus represents legacy of empowerment, resilience, and design

How their design approach has developed over the years

Honoring the past while building for the future

Interplay of materials now on view at the famed architect's Connecticut property

On the 2024 jury selection and submissions

An intimate exploration of the diverse community within Houston's Hillcroft neighborhood.

An El Paso home artfully harmonizes with the Chihuahuan Desert.

Four AEC professionals navigate the rewards and challenges of international work.

Exploring solutions to the construction industry’s labor shortage. 

A Conversation with Rome Prize Fellow and El Paso–native César A. Lopez

A technical dive into the facade design for the new engineering building at Rice.

An East Austin ADU engages simple materials for a uniquely playful design.

Thoughts on crafting the elusive in architecture

Learning through making brings unique opportunities to architectural pedagogy

A photographic collection looks at historic skyscrapers from a new perspective.

The Houston Endowment Headquarters draws inspiration from its once densely forested site.

An industrial site is transformed into a lakeside retreat.

How can we better respond to nature’s call?

Nonhuman species are critical to our existence. How can we better consider them in our work?

Improved microclimates are critical for climate adaptation, health, and connectivity.

Photographs by Herman Ellis Dyal, FAIA, document the Riverside Church in San Antonio.

Houston’s XO House offers a new spin on multigenerational housing.

How third places are being reconsidered for the new millennium

In a time of climate disasters, libraries merge high-tech and very low-tech methods for supporting their communities.

Public swimming pools are some of Texas’ most beloved — and endangered — cultural assets. How do we preserve them?

The RGV's Guadalupe El Torrero arts foundation

Book Review: "Nueva Vivienda" by Jesús Vassallo and Sebastián López Cardozo

Big investment in the Rio Grande Valley fuels big changes to the state’s southernmost cities.

When public parks fuel deep conversations about equity and environmental justice.

A CONVERSATION WITH RICHARD AND LEAH ROTHSTEIN

Where does design really begin?

Stephen Fox's new book details the life and work of Houston architect Birdsall P. Briscoe.

DK Osseo-Asare and Ryan Bollom, AIA ,on LowDO's pavilion at the Venice Architectural Biennale.

A peek behind the curtain of TxA's Design Award jury deliberations.