(Preview) Texas Architect: March/April 2016: Import/Export

Behind the Scenes KENDALL/HEATON COULD BE THE MOST PROMINENT TEXAS PRACTICE YOU’VE NEVER HEARD ABOUT. FOCUSING SOLELY ON ARCHITECT OF RECORD SERVICES, THE FIRM HAS COMPLETED SOME OF THE STATE’S HIGHEST-PROFILE PROJECTS, DESIGNED BY A CAST OF THE WORLD’S MOST FAMOUS ARCHITECTS. by Ronnie L. Self, AIA

Architect Kendall/Heaton Associates Photographers Timothy Hursley, Matthew Carbone, Joe Aker, Robert LaPrelle,

Paul Hester, Elizabeth Felicella Drawings Kendall/Heaton Associates

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3/4 2016

Texas Architect 41

(Preview) Texas Architect: March/April 2016: Import/Export

Published on Mar 7, 2016

Architecture

Texas Society of Architects

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This issue features a number of stories that examine the flow of information and design as it moves in and out of Texas. We learn about a Houston firm that specializes in architect of record services and has worked on some of the most prominent projects in the state, and we hear from a Fort Worth architect who collaborated with Architecture for Humanity to design a school for earthquake-ravaged Haiti. We see how local expertise in sports and healthcare facility design is opening some Texas firms up to work around the globe, and we get an update on two projects currently underway in the state designed by some of the biggest names in international architecture.

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