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Risk It: An Introduction
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Mind the Gaps: Speculations on a Better Future for All of Houston Using Data from the Shell Center for Sustainability
Nicola Springer
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Pool Dreams: Building a Public Swimming Pool in Houston
Victoria Ludwin
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Waterborne: Finding the Next Houston in Bayou Greenways 2020
Albert Pope
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A Binding Debate Renewed: Steven Holl's Buildings for the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
David Heymann
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MFAH: An Interview with Gary Tinterow and Steven Holl
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Musing the Third Ward at Project Row Houses: From Cultural Practice to Community Institution
Walter Hood, Carmen Taylor
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Radically Understated: Menil Drawing Institute and Master Plan Balance Caution and Innovation
Christopher Hawthorne
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Menil: An Interview with Josef Helfenstein, David Chipperfield, and Johnston Marklee
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Complete Streets Coming Soon to Your Neighborhood
Jay Crossley
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Discrete Duplexes: Houston’s Sunset Boulevard Double Houses

Margaret Culbertson
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Inside Modern Houston: The Life and Design of Sally Walsh
Judy Kugle
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Horizon Lines: An Essay of Aerial Photographs
Alex Maclean
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Horizon Lines: An Introduction
Raj Mankad
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Walmart Transcends the Dumb Box: Just Not in Houston
Allyn West
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Airline Market Mile: Inclusive Design for Growth
Natalie Beard
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The [Beautiful] Projects: Contradiction and Complexity
Susan Rogers
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An Interview with Albert Pope: When Talking About Houston, the Traditional Terms of Architecture Quickly Fall Apart
Susan Rogers
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Saving Grace: A Small Experiment by Two Students Led to an Epic Struggle for their Neighborhood and a Lesson about the Power of Architects as Citizens
Raj Mankad
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Liquidation: If Houston is to be a Resilient City in the Face of Water Extremes, We Cannot Go on With Business as Usual.
Jim Blackburn