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Miriam Sitz is the Senior News & Web editor for Architectural Record and has been with the magazine since 2015.She leads the news section in print and online, writes features, creates multimedia content, and oversees RECORD's digital presence. Follow on Twitter and Instagram.
A new book sheds light on a significant but little-known house in Houston that a pioneering Black architect designed and later remodeled for his family.
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