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February 1, 2023
Rice Design Alliance
Art & Culture, Interview, Design

Interview with Alex Warr and Zach Walters of WAWAA

December 16, 2022
Rice Design Alliance
Urban Planning, Public Transit, Interview, Infrastructure, Houston

Interview with Veronica O. Davis

November 7, 2022
Rice Design Alliance
Architecture, Interview, Houston, Design

Interview with Juan José Castellón

October 14, 2022
Rice Design Alliance
Architecture, Urbanism, Landscape, Interview

Interview with Boris Collet

October 6, 2022
Rice Design Alliance
Art & Culture, Interview, Houston, Design

Interview with Preston Gaines

September 29, 2022
Rice Design Alliance
San Felipe Courts, now known as Allen Parkway Village, today. Photo by Leonid Furmansky.
Architecture, Public Space, Urbanism, Urban Planning, Racial Equity, Preservation, Place, Land Use Regulation, Houston, Housing, Environment, Design

“Order, Convenience, and Beauty:” The Style, Space, and Multiple Narratives of San Felipe Courts

November 3, 2020
Willa Granger
Sunset at the drive-in. Courtesy Space City Shows.
Architecture, Public Space, Urbanism, Socioeconomics, Racial Equity, Place, News, Land Use Regulation, Houston, Events, Environment, Design

Spaced Out at the Drive-In

October 27, 2020
Torie Ludwin
Public Space, Socioeconomics, Reviews, Racial Equity, Public Transit, Place, News, Land Use Regulation, Infrastructure, Industry, Houston, Environment, Design

Carbon Neutral by 2050?! Reviewing Houston’s Climate Action Plan

October 20, 2020
Katie Coyne
Lecturers Anzilla Gilmore (top left), Nicola Springer (top right), Florence Tang (bottom left), and Laura Vargas (bottom right).
Architecture, Socioeconomics, Racial Equity, Interview, Houston, Events, Design

Architecture: It is what it is, but it does not have to be

October 1, 2020
Jack Murphy
Looking through the Global Collection Garden to The Alcoves beyond. Photo by Michael Tims courtesy Houston Botanic Garden.
Public Space, Reviews, Racial Equity, Art & Culture, Place, Landscape, Infrastructure, Houston, Events, Environment, Design

Botanic Diversity, Houston Style

September 18, 2020
Rachel Wilkins
A gathering to denounce racism after the vandalization of Broken Obelisk, January 1979. Courtesy Hickey-Robertson/Rothko Chapel Archives via ARTnews.
Public Space, Urban Planning, Racial Equity, Art & Culture, Place, Landscape, Houston

Broken Obelisk and Racial Justice in Houston

September 9, 2020
Amanda Douberley
Black Towns Matter mural
Public Space, Urbanism, Racial Equity, Preservation, Place, Land Use Regulation, Interview

Black Towns Matter

August 31, 2020
Irene Vázquez