Preservation Austin revives grants for historic places
Preservation Austin is reviving its Grants Program after a one-year pause, reopening a modest-yet-steady funding source for projects…
SMU in Dallas Plans To Relocate Law School Off Campus
Student at SMU decry racism through the hashtag #BlackatSMU. Jeffrey Beall To the outrage of some alumni, Southern…
Dallas released a year-end review detailing convention center progress. What to know
Dallas released its 2025 convention center master plan year-end review, outlining a year of land acquisitions, design completion…
Why Houston Was Chosen for America’s First Ismaili Center
Thirteen-year-old me stared up at my religious-education teacher, puzzled, and then back down at the jumble of materials…
Dallas photographer captures images of ancient monuments in downtown show
At the Architecture and Design Exchange in the Republic Center downtown, “Time: Sojourns in Stone and Light” surveys…
Dallas architect brings modern architecture to rural West Texas
The West Texas town of Marathon (pronounced Mara-thun) is not the most likely place to find an advanced…
As Dallas mulls future of Fair Park, here’s what it can fix now
It’s always feast or famine at Fair Park. A week after the 2025 State Fair of Texas closed,…
Hello Houston (November 21, 2025) – Houston Public Media
Hello Houston: Where Houston Talks! On today’s Hello Houston, Ken W. Good, a noted bail attorney and board…
Dallas City Hall Debate and ZHA’s Symphony Tower in Dubai: This Week’s Review
Dallas City Hall on September 25, 2014. Image © f11photo via Shutterstock Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest…
Pedro Aguirre, Mexican American trailblazer and Dallas architect, dies at 92
Pedro Aguirre Jr., well-known architect and one of the first Mexican Americans to be elected for Dallas City…
A Look Inside Canyon Ranch Austin, Coming Soon to Texas
On a bright fall morning about an hour west of Austin, Mark Rivers stands on a concrete deck…
From cows to cars, Dallas has changed — and we’ve been here to watch it
When this paper was founded 140 years ago, Dallas was more small town than city, with the occasional…