What are the iconic places in San Antonio that paved the way for our contemporary skyline? Who are the people shaping the visual fabric of San Antonio? Join us on a tour of the great iconic places and meet the people in our international city, making this a modern destination.
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The practice of architecture as a profession spans thousands of years, with ongoing debate about the identity of the earliest architects. Some sources claim the first architect was Imhotep, who designed the Step Pyramid of Djoser at Saqqara.
Amy Walton is the founder of modTEXAS, a popular pro bono mid-century modern cataloging effort, to bring awareness to all significant MCM buildings in Texas.
The first African American man to become a licensed architect in the State of Texas was John Saunders Chase (1925-2012).
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In a recent M!SA Mini-Documentary, we interviewed John Gutzler and Adam Reed with FPC (Ford Powell Carson) about their firm's new rebranding and office design located at the recently renovated San Antonio Lig
San Antonio’s City Hall building was built in 1889, making it one of the nation’s oldest public buildings still in use. It was recently renovated to better serve the employees of the City of San Antonio.
What do you get when you blend the women’s movement with modern architecture and San Antonio’s famous Hemisfair Park? The Woman’s Pavilion!
