The May/June 2015 issue of Texas Architect magazine looks at bold use of color in diverse architectural projects. Red carries a primal weight for artist Daryl Howard and is a signature statement in her tiny gem of a hill country studio. The glazed skin of the newly built Richards Group in Dallas reveals a stunning array of interior colors each night. In an Austin office lobby, the blues and greens of the city’s sky and landscape are translated into CNC-cut felt murals. Rand Elliott’s use of color, both restrained and striking in the Marfa Contemporary, is on full display in a series of parking structures in his home state of Oklahoma.
