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Houston
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Viewpoints
A Houston Exhibition Reimagines Links Between the Built Environment and Nature
Drawings at the Menil Collection ponder the fanciful, while addressing social unrest and ecological concerns.
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A New Building Opens at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
Designed by Steven Holl Architects, the Nancy and Rich Kinder Building completes a decade-long campus redevelopment project.
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Viewpoints
For Thomas Woltz, Soil Is the Most Important Surface There Is
The founding principal of Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects discusses how soil can advance both ecological and social justice.
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Projects
In Houston, a Resilient Public Greenspace Reconnects “the Bayou City” to the Neglected Waterway Where It Was Founded
The $58 million, the 160-acre park integrates new trails, amenities, and native ecology with critical stormwater management and mitigation.
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In Houston, Johnston Marklee’s New Drawing Institute Expands the Dream of the Menil
The new gallery, devoted to works on paper, is a sensitive addition to the Houston art campus's diverse architectural heritage.
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Projects
Lake|Flato Designs a Texas Home Protected Against Floodwaters and Prying Eyes
Facing a site exposed to floodwater and neighbors’ views, Lake|Flato used a variety of strategies to make this family home work.
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Projects
SCHAUM/SHIEH Designed This New Houston Gallery to Feel Like It Could “Scatter Like Cards”
Situated in a block of sleepy low-rise houses in Houston, the new Transart Foundation for Art and Anthropology makes for a striking sight. However, the building fits nicely in with several cultural institutions located j
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Urban Density, Walkability, and Live-Work Lifestyle: Developing Livable Cities
A Q&A with Ziegler Cooper Architects on the shift in America's urban density patterns due to changing lifestyles and workplace demographics.