CITY PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT
Council to Review ‘Interpretive and Design’ Plans for Alamo Plaza
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A team of design experts expects to have a redevelopment package for Alamo Plaza ready to show City officials as early as next month.
CITY PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT
HDRC OKs Rooftop Addition, Sculptural Canopy for Aztec Theatre
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The Historic and Design Review Commission granted conceptual approval Wednesday for rooftop additions to the Aztec Theatre.
Arts & Culture
Tricentennial Merchandise Shop Planned to Showcase Student Designs, Local Artists
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While commemorative Tricentennial merchandise is already available for purchase online, the brick-and-mortar gear shop won’t open for at least several more weeks.
CITY PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT
HDRC to Review Proposed Brownstone Development on Eastside
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Eastside leaders question if the townhomes’ design and density fit into growth plans for the nearby Dignowity Hill and St. Paul Square historic districts.
Arts & Culture
Local Architects Honor People, Places of the Trade
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More than two dozen architects and design firms were recognized Wednesday night for excellence in the field during the 2017 AIA San Antonio Design Awards.
Gov & Politics
City Hall Could Get a $38 Million Makeover
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The renovations would begin in September 2018 and require nearly 1,500 City employees from 22 departments to relocate for a 15-month period.
Sponsored
North Star Mall to Host 12th Annual Canstruction® Design and Build Competition
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San Antonio’s 12th annual Canstruction® competition is part of an international drive to expand public awareness of the hunger crisis worldwide.
Gov & Politics
Architects Unveil ‘City Hall For All’ Design Projects
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Designers and architects charged with making City Hall’s main entrance accessible to people of all physical abilities were given three months to draft and submit their innovative proposals.
Education
Redesigning Education: Charter Network Leaves Classroom, Heads to Open Spaces
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Brainnation plans to fill the city with intuitive, student-focused design that offers something better than the school system of the industrial revolution.
Commentary
Alamo Plan is a Work in Progress
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The proposed Alamo Master Plan is no exception to the rigors of public input that a project of such significance should rightfully have to undergo.