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Shapes In Space

Through a series of inventive projects in Buffalo, Davidson Rafailidis explores its own distinctive take on adaptive reuse

May 13, 2022 • Architecture, East, Studio Visit

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May 6, 2022 • Architecture, East, On View

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Humanity Perseveres

A Section of Now at the Canadian Centre for Architecture surveys architecture’s response to contemporary life

December 2, 2021 • Architecture, Featured, International, Review

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End Of The Road?

A highway expansion project in Houston is the site of a battle over environmental justice

May 31, 2021 • Editor's Picks, Feature, Southwest, Transportation, Urbanism

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The Big Chill

Op-ed: A Texan blizzard revealed a crisis of governance and of architecture’s priorities

February 19, 2021 • Environment, Letter to the Editor, Southwest, Sustainability

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Chasing Perfection

John S. Chase, trailblazing Texas architect, celebrated in two exhibits

August 8, 2018 • Architecture, Professional Practice, Review, Southwest

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Gas stations on steroids: Welcome to Buc-ee’s

August 2, 2018 • Architecture, Southwest, Urbanism

Porous Edge

Steven Holl-designed Glassell School of Art opens at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston

May 16, 2018 • News, Southwest

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Book Temple

Austin’s new public library reflects the city’s transformation and energy

February 16, 2018 • Architecture, Crit, Interiors, Southwest

Much ADU About Affordability

As housing costs and economic segregation increase, Austin’s granny flats proliferate

September 12, 2016 • Development, Feature, Southwest, Urbanism

Close In and Sky High

How real estate speculation, ugly architecture, and gentrification shape Austin’s urbanity

July 13, 2016 • Architecture, Development, Southwest

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