In Texas, seriously contested November elections between Democrats and Republicans are the exception, not the rule; there are only 15 ...

Election Day is only two weeks away; early voting has already started! OK, maybe hearing those words doesn’t generate the ...

August 25—Hurricane Harvey slams the Texas coast, and architects respond immediately with contributions and the offer of volunteers to help ...

We, the Texas Society of Architects (TxA), a regional state component of The American Institute of Architects (AIA) with more ...

How about one more vote on this item before anyone goes wild-and-crazy? By an 8-to-1 margin, local control is considered ...

You know that feeling, that mixture of excitement and exhaustion when everything comes together at the end of a major ...

This week we enjoyed significant legislative success, and witnessed a “whole new kind of crazy” as the Texas House went ...

For the second time in a row, we must say, “What a week!” You remember all that great action we ...

A long-standing political saw seems to be “evolving” in Austin. The old wisdom that the best governing decisions are made ...

As the 85th legislative  session started, we said, “If nothing other than the budget passes this session, we should consider ...

For 110 years, Texas has relied on the same liability precedent when it comes to assigning responsibility between owners, contractors ...

On February 7, Texas architects descended on the Capitol for a day of legislative action (and snakes!).

With a new legislative session just beginning, David Lancaster, Hon. AIA, Senior Advocate, runs down some issues that could impact architects ...

You don’t have to know how to lobby. Experts and your colleagues will tell you all you need to know ...

In the wake of the response by AIA members to AIA CEO Robert Ivy’s post-election statement, the Texas Society of ...