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TAC
Texas Architects Committee
TAC
The Texas Architects Committee (TAC) promotes the interest of architects in Texas and raises funds to make campaign contributions to those seeking election or re-election to political office.
TAF
Texas Architectural Foundation
TAF
The Texas Architectural Foundation (TAF) was established in 1952, to make possible the dream of an architectural education to deserving students and to enhance the quality of the academic experience at Texas universities.
The Shape of Texas
The Shape of Texas
The Shape of Texas is a radio program that seeks to broadcast through NPR-affiliated stations vividly descriptive information about contemporary and historical architecture and places that, now or will in time, define the Texas culture and heritage. Launched by the Society in 1998, the program continues to evolve and now contains more than 500 two-minute episodes.
JobLink
JobLink
JobLink is an online resource designed to help Texas architects discover new career opportunities and connect with potential employers from across the State. Posting a job listing is absolutely free and has the ability to reach thousands of architectural professionals on a daily basis.
International Competition Seeking Design for Iconic Silicon Valley Landmark
Through the Urban Confluence Silicon Valley worldwide open ideas competition, the San José Light Tower Corporation is inviting architects, landscape architects, artists, urban planners, engineers, lighting designers, and students to submit ideas for activating the most critical urban park in the City of San José. The goal of the competition is to provide a spectacular landmark design…
January 14, 2020
Meet the 2020 TxA Vice Presidents
January 1 ushered in the new TxA Board of Directors. Among them are four vice presidents: Mike Allex, AIA, is VP of Professional Development. Allex is a principal of Rike Ogden Figueroa Allex Architects in Harlingen and a past president of the AIA Lower Rio Grande Valley. He has also served as treasurer of the Harlingen…
December 10, 2019
Award for Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Honor of John S. Chase Jr. FAIA
At the 80th Annual Conference in Galveston, 2019 President Mike Hellinghausen, AIA, announced the establishment of a new Honor Award, named after John Saunders Chase Jr. FAIA, to recognize the efforts of individuals, programs, or firms who have made strides in advancing EDI through their practice or in the profession. The creation of the award was spearheaded…
December 10, 2019
Meet TxA’s 2020 President-Elect, Audrey Maxwell, AIA
The Texas Society of Architects is pleased to announce our incoming president-elect, Audrey Maxwell, AIA. A principal at Malone Maxwell Borson Architects in Dallas, Maxwell will serve as president-elect starting in January, and will lead TxA as president in 2021. Maxwell received her bachelor of science in architecture from Washington University in St. Louis in…
December 10, 2019
