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Beyond Random: A Discussion of "Houston As Is"

Big Mixed-Use Developments and the Remaking of Houston: Where Finance and Form Meet

Will the Urban Highway Reclamation Movement Come to Houston?

Sub/urban Mutations: Developers Inside the Loop Could Learn a Thing or Two From What's Happening Outside the Loop

An Interview with Albert Pope: When Talking About Houston, the Traditional Terms of Architecture Quickly Fall Apart

Houston 2040 Talks

Is Houston About to Experience an "Urban Renaissance?": Findings from the Kinder Houston Area Survey (1995-2012)

Beachtown: The Abuses of Disorder

A Line in the Sand: The Preserve Development in Galveston

Cite 74 Citings: Planning: Form-Based Codes

Cracking the Egg: The University of St. Thomas Expands

Cite 72 Readings: Robert Moses Reconsidered

The Modern Mr. Jones: A Legendary Houston Architect Shares His Tall Building Portfolio

Street Talk: Rethinking the Space Between Buildings Can Accommodate Growth

Instant Urbanism: Mixed-use Lifestyle Centers, Coming to an Intersection Near You

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