Architectural Landmark Award
The Texas Society of Architects Architectural Landmark Award is presented to an architecturally significant building or structure, or group of buildings/structures, in Texas, completed more than 50 years ago and designed by an architect, that continues to inspire architects and architecture and is considered a landmark by the profession. It must remain on its original site and retain its architectural integrity.
2024 Recipient: Huston-Tillotson University

Chartered in 1877, HBCU Huston-Tillotson University is the oldest institution of higher learning in Austin. The campus, which consists of 16 buildings added to the National Register of Historic Places as a historic district in 2022, is a major part of the rich heritage of East Austin. The architecture embodies a narrative of empowerment and determination. Some of the buildings were designed by Kuehne, Brooks, & Barr and iterations of that firm, while others were envisioned and constructed by the very individuals who would come to inhabit and enrich them—the students.
Past Recipients
2023
Republic National Bank Building, Dallas
Harrison & Abramovitz with Gill & Harrell
2022
NorthPark Center, Dallas
Harrell + Hamilton | OMNIPLAN
2021
Little Chapel-in-the-Woods, Denton
O’Neil Ford and Arch Swank with Preston M. Geren Architects and Engineers