Articles Tagged with ''Texas''

A sustainable home in a sweltering Texas suburb sets a cool example for energy savings.

Architects in Texas and Florida begin assessment and rebuilding efforts while considering what the storms mean for the futures of their cities.

The “dean of Texas architecture” died in Dallas at the age of 90.

Writer and editor Helen Thompson presents 21 case studies of the artistic utopia's domestic architecture.

A sculptural pavilion and three-acre park in San Antonio, Texas, will serve as an educational outpost and recreational facility.

With the goal of attracting talented new employees, a global company built a new headquarters building in Austin, Texas.

The Harvard GSD-trained architect will become the first female dean of architecture in UT's 107-year history.

A young family of four sought a five-bedroom home with a pool in an artsy, eccentric neighborhood of Austin with strict zoning specifications and large existing trees.

The architect removed a previous addition to the home, then added a new wing with the master suite, a glazed dining terrace, a sitting space with a wood-burning stove, and utility rooms.