Texas Society of Architects

We are pleased to announce the Texas Society of Architects’ 2024 Studio Award winners. Jurors Valerie Greer, AIA, of the School of Architecture at University of Utah, Keith Krumwiede of the Architecture Division at California College of Arts, and Lola Sheppard of Lateral Office, reviewed 62 entries and awarded eight projects. The winning designs will be featured in the upcoming September/October issue of Texas Architect magazine. Thanks to everyone who entered, and congratulations to all the honorees! View the winners: https://lnkd.in/gjspbRXG

SpawGlass is a proud Diamond Sponsor of the TxA 85th Annual Conference & Design Expo! SpawGlass-Houston Division President Roger Berry will be doing the honors of introducing the keynote speakers for the event. Be sure to catch up with him and other members of the SpawGlass team at Booth 929. Learn more: www.SpawGlass.com #SGBuildsCommunities #AbsoluteBest #TxA2024Sponsor #sponsored

Don't miss out on the chance to register for our 85th Annual Conference & Design Expo for the lowest rates — Early Bird pricing ends in just ONE WEEK! ⏰ Register NOW to secure your spot & save money, reserve your seat on high-demand tours (which are quickly filling up!), and get ready to learn and network with your peers on October 3–5 in Houston. 🎉 ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gSw9Sb6g #TxA24 #texasarchitects

Texas Architect's 2025 Editorial Calendar is now available! Next year the magazine will be exploring themes of utopia, the senses, sanctuary, and more. If you would like to contribute to future issues of the award-winning magazine by writing, pitching a story idea, or submitting a project, view the editorial calendar and submission portal here: https://lnkd.in/ee5mWmU

We are pleased to announce the Texas Society of Architects’ 2024 Honor Awards! These awards recognize exceptional members, firms, individuals, and organizations for outstanding achievements in support of the profession of architecture, the built environment, and quality of life in Texas. Recipients will be recognized at our upcoming 85th Annual Conference & Design Expo on October 3–5 in Houston. Learn more about each recipient: https://lnkd.in/gmmAQ4pV Congratulations to all the honorees! 🎉

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With data from nearly 125,000 candidates and architects, NCARB’s annual data report provides an inside look at recent trends along the path to licensure—including the positive impact of recent programmatic changes on Architect Registration Examination® (ARE®) pass rates! Learn more in the newest edition of NCARB by the Numbers » https://ow.ly/hBVN50Sx3mp #NCARB #data #ARE5 #architecture

The latest issue of Texas Architect is now online! Our “Remote” issue examines what it means to practice architecture at a distance, abroad, and with a global workforce. We hear from four AEC professionals about the benefits and uncertainties of working internationally, examine the impact of the construction industry’s skilled labor shortage, and talk with Rome Prize Fellow César A. Lopez about how growing up on the US–Mexico border has informed his academic work and research. Also in this issue: Contemporary workplaces across the state; the Museum of the Big Bend; retail-based placemaking; an IKEA microhousing prototype; Houston’s Hillcroft neighborhood; house relocation; and more. Read the new issue online now: https://lnkd.in/gVwTPyT6 #architecture #design #texasarchitect

We had a great Q2 Board Meeting at the end of June — thank you to our Board of Directors, committee members, and guests for your participation and work on behalf of Texas architects!

Did You Know? The Spectacular Adolphus Hotel Was Built With Acme Brick. The legendary co-founder of Anheuser-Busch, Adolphus Busch, began investing in Dallas real estate in the early 1900s, including purchasing a small hotel in the nascent downtown business district — which would later become one of the most iconic hotels in the southwestern US — The Adolphus. A young company called Acme Brick used native soil, composed of clay and shale, combined with state-of-the-art manufacturing techniques to help create a historical masterpiece that continues to serve customers more than 111 years later. https://bit.ly/3XJfbSR #sponsored #dallasarchitecture Brick Industry Association