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For the Kids

HKS and Perkins&Will are revolutionizing pediatric care with Dallas’s revamped Children’s Health

Back in the Big D

Facades+ returns to Dallas on February 23

The ’Rado

Stern & Bucek Architects restores the Eldorado Ballroom, a Black cultural site in Houston’s Third Ward

The Temple of Together

Caroline Ghosn’s 2024 Burning Man Temple gives burners space to “grieve, celebrate, meditate, or even find revelation”

Exceeding the Field of Vision

Groundswell at the Nasher Sculpture Center gives the women of land art the retrospective they deserve

Go Big or Go Home

AO and developers revise speculative Oklahoma City supertall to make it tallest building in U.S.

Briar Hollow HQ

Rottet Studio draws inspiration from a midcentury home for the design of its new office in Houston

A Surgical Procedure

Open Studio Architecture is renovating the East Wing and Plaza at Denver Museum of Nature & Science

1935–2023

Eugene Aubry, an architect of late modernism in Texas and beyond, dies at 88

Beat the Heat

Cunningham Architects shades Shady Brook Office Building with Accoya wood screens

Toward a Circular Economy

San Antonio’s Material Innovation Center is one of ten J.M.K. Innovation Prize awardees

The Boardwalk at Bricktown

A 1,750-foot supertall designed by AO may be coming to Oklahoma City, marking the country’s second tallest building

Design Trends, Reimagined

Runa Workshop leads the collaborative design of a new office interior in Austin

Cool Ranch

At Museum of the Big Bend in Texas an expansion by Page complements the existing structure and landscape

Good Bones

Lake|Flato transforms its San Antonio office into a flexible, materially rich headquarters

Building as Performance

Sphere Entertainment and ICRAVE reveal the show-stopping interiors of Las Vegas’s Sphere

Connecting the Texas Triangle

Amtrak receives $2.5 million federal grant to study adding high-speed rail service between Dallas and Houston

Bullet Train

These Brightline West stations by Grimshaw Architects could revolutionize transit between L.A. and Las Vegas

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