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1 week ago | 
texasarchitects.org | Rachel Cooper
The Voice for Texas Architecture 2025 Design Award Winners April 17, 2025 We are pleased to announce the Texas Society of Architects’ 2025 Design Award winners. After reviewing 194 entries, jurors Germane Barnes, of Studio Barnes in Miami; Barbara Bestor, FAIA, of Bestor Architecture in Los Angeles; Tom Kundig, FAIA, of Olson Kundig Architects in Seattle; and Víctor Legorreta, Hon. FAIA, of LEGORRETA in Mexico City, recognized 19 projects.
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1 month ago | 
texasarchitects.org | Rachel Cooper
Since 2011, Texas Society of Architects has called the building at 500 Chicon home. After two years of research, analysis, and visioning with STG Design in Austin, the Board decided to sell the building to better suit the Society’s and staff needs. “The Texas Society of Architects Executive Committee and Board, as the trusted fiduciaries of the organization, embraced a bold and visionary course of action,” says 2024 President Derwin Broughton, AIA.
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1 month ago | 
texasarchitects.org | Rachel Cooper
Texas Society of Architects welcomes Nick Langenfeld to the staff as Operations & Events Coordinator. Nick will assist in office management and coordination for TxA events, including our Annual Conference & Design Expo. Originally from Austin, Nick attended the University of Texas at Dallas and graduated with a degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Innovation and Entrepreneurship.
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1 month ago | 
texasarchitects.org | Rachel Cooper
Architects Day 2025 brought together more than 70 Texas Society of Architects members to advocate for the profession on February 11–12. The event, which only occurs every other year during the Texas legislative session, provides a meaningful opportunity for members to meet with legislators in person and amplify TxA’s ongoing advocacy efforts.
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2 months ago | 
texasarchitects.org | Rachel Cooper
Texas Society of Architects 2025 Design Awards Call for Entries is now open! Earn recognition for your outstanding architectural design by entering your projects by March 20.
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Jan 22, 2025 | 
texasarchitects.org | Rachel Cooper |Rachel Cooper
TxA’s 2024 Annual Review is now available! We had a successful year working with and serving our nearly 8,000 members from across the state. See our impact & read the review.
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Jan 22, 2025 | 
magazine.texasarchitects.org | Rachel Cooper
January 1 ushered in the new TxA Board of Directors for 2025. Along with the president and president-elect, our Board’s Executive Committee is made up of the treasurer, secretary, and four vice presidents, who all serve two-year terms. Meet our six executive committee officers below!Michael E. Allex, AIA, joins the Board as Secretary. He is a principal at ROFA Architects in the Rio Grande Valley. He has served TxA as a Chapter Director and Vice President of Professional Development.
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Jan 15, 2025 | 
magazine.texasarchitects.org | Rachel Cooper
The Texas Society of Architects introduces Krystyn Haecker, AIA, as the 2025 president-elect. Before she serves as president in 2026, she will spend this year visiting local chapters across the state and working on the Executive Committee of the TxA Board of Directors. Krystyn is a Principal at Mirador Group in Houston, where she has worked for the last 12 years.
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Jan 13, 2025 | 
magazine.texasarchitects.org | Rachel Cooper
Texas Society of Architects is the only organization who advocates for architects at the state level, working to share the voice of architects with state regulators and agencies, look out for your state license, and overall policies that affect the practice of architecture. TxA’s advocacy work is a collaborative effort among our members, supported by the Government Affairs Steering Committee, which makes recommendations to the TxA Executive Committee and Board.
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Jan 8, 2025 | 
magazine.texasarchitects.org | Rachel Cooper
The Texas Society of Architects introduces 2025 President Jason E. Puchot, AIA. Jason will lead the Society as its 84th president. Jason first served TxA 20 years ago as a Young Regional Associate Director in 2005. He recalls being welcomed with open arms as an emerging professional by past presidents including Richard Bundy, FAIA; Elizabeth Chu Richter, FAIA; and Jeffrey Potter, FAIA.
