Charles Renfro of Diller Scofidio + Renfro argues for the preservation of the 1928 Shelor Motor Company Building—one of two remaining structures in downtown Houston’s Milam Street auto row.

The first of 15 architect-designed temporary homeless shelters planned for Los Angeles has opened.

As Hurricane Lane churns toward Hawaii, communities in Texas, Florida, and the Caribbean are still struggling to recover from last summer's storms.

A 100-year-old institution in Houston gets an upgraded learning space.

The central gallery in the 50,000-square-foot Moody Center for the Arts at Houston’s Rice University is used for dance performances and social functions as well as traveling art exhibitions.

Architects in Texas and Florida begin assessment and rebuilding efforts while considering what the storms mean for the futures of their cities.

Houston's art and architectural communities are beginning to take stock of the damage to historic and contemporary structures, as well as cultural projects still under construction.

As reports trickled in of damaged infrastructure, rescue efforts remained focused on saving lives during the continuing disaster of Hurricane Harvey before assessing the damage of the storm and subsequent flooding.