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Architects Brainstorm New Concept For Durable, Temporary Shelters For Houston’s Homeless
Posted on · A two-day brainstorming session aims to create an alternative for those living in the city’s homeless encampments.
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Building a Himalayan Mountain Out of Gingerbread
Posted on · On Dec. 12, 2015, AIA Houston (the Houston chapter of the American Institute of Architects) held its annual Gingerbread Build Off, where contestants — including local architecture firms — spend from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. building gingerbread houses. Kathleen English and her colleagues at English + Associates Architects, had one of the winning entrants. They […]
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Vying for The Golden Bucket at the Galveston Sandcastle Competition
Posted on · More than 60 teams of architects, designers, and engineers will compete in Galveston’s sandcastle competition on Saturday, May 31. The Houston Chapter of the American Institute of Architects has been hosting the competition since 1986.