ARCHITECTS NEWSPAPER: Late last year, Austin architects, designers, and urbanists gathered to celebrate the six winners of the Austin Green Awards, an honor that recognizes sustainable design in Texas’s capital city.
Continuar leyendoMeeting the need for affordable housing in Austin
SPECTRUM NEWS 1: Meeting the need for affordable housing in Austin – Forge Craft
Continuar leyendoInside Zilker Studios, South Austin’s Latest Affordable Housing Community
TOWERS: With a clean modern design and incredible panoramic views of the downtown skyline from a hillside at the edge of the coveted Zilker neighborhood, the 110-unit apartment building now nearing the end of construction.
Continuar leyendoCOVID Companion
While we all wish for a return to “normal,” life Post-COVID-19 will
not be normal in the ways to which we have been accustomed.
Austin Playhouse Reveals Final Renderings of its New Venue
SIGHTLINES MAGAZINE: Austin Playhouse released renderings of its new two-theater center designed by Forge Craft Architecture and Design.
Continuar leyendoAustin theater raises the curtain on expansive east side performance venue
AUSTIN CULTUREMAP: A popular Austin theater is staging perhaps the biggest production in its history — construction of a permanent performance space.
Continuar leyendoAustin Playhouse Purchases 2.8 Acre Lot On East Anderson Lane
BROADWAY WORLD: On Wednesday, April 3, 2019, Austin Playhouse closed on a 2.8 acre site at 1717 E. Anderson Lane, along the 183 frontage road in Northeast Austin.
Continuar leyendoDevelopers to make pitch to shape McKalla Place without a stadium
STATESMAN.COM: For weeks developers have poked holes at Precourt Sports Ventures’ proposal to build a Major League Soccer stadium at McKalla Place.
Continuar leyendo18 award winners transforming Austin spaces
AUSTIN CURBED: Historic and cultural preservation in Austin tends to be a tricky business, with different kinds of stakeholders holding a variety of positions on the subject, from “trap it all in amber” to “tear it all down.”
Continuar leyendoAs Long As There’s a Plan
AUSTIN CHRONICLE: Behind the abandoned Home Depot at I-35 and St. Johns sits a small “pocket park” – two picnic tables and a few small shade trees in a grassy field.
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