In May, Studio RED Architects announced immediate availability of the new riverfront boardwalk and pavilion on the Sabine River in the city of Orange, enabling pedestrians to access the riverfront while bringing structural stability to the eroding shoreline.
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In May, Studio RED Architects announced immediate availability of the new riverfront boardwalk and pavilion on the Sabine River in the city of Orange, enabling pedestrians to access the riverfront while bringing structural stability to the eroding shoreline.
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In May, Studio RED Architects announced immediate availability of the new riverfront boardwalk and pavilion on the Sabine River in the city of Orange, enabling pedestrians to access the riverfront while bringing structural stability to the eroding shoreline.
This month the Houston Business Journal released their list of the 25 largest architecture firms in the Houston area, with Studio RED Architects at number 24. The list is based on gross billings for 2012, and features some of Houston’s oldest and most respected firms.
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Studio RED Architects is proud to have one of our projects included in the “We Built This City” exhibition. The exhibit, organized by local nonprofit Blueprint Houston, showcases some of Downtown Houston’s most significant architectural projects from the last 30 years.
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The City of Houston Permitting Center, designed by Studio RED Architects, was recently awarded LEED Gold Certification by the Department of Public Works and Engineering.
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Studio RED Architects was selected by the Archdiocese of Galveston/Houston to design the new worship center for St. Benedict the Abbot Catholic Church in Southwest Houston. The new church building came as a much awaited blessing to parishioners who had been worshiping in a temporary space for the last forty years. The 10,000 square foot building accommodates seating for 500 worshipers and celebrates the diversity and faith of the congregation with its unique dove shape.
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The Archdiocese of Galveston Houston dedicated St. Benedict the Abbot’s new worship facility on March 9. The new chapel, designed by Houston architectural firm Studio RED, was a much awaited blessing by the congregation. Since its creation 40 years ago, St. Benedict’s congregation has been worshiping in a temporary space. As the congregation grew in number and diversity, a need for a permanent space became apparent.
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Today, Studio RED Architects announced its design of renovations for Houston’s Alley Theatre. This will be the first renovation to the iconic building at 615 Texas Avenue since opening in 1968. Renovations come as part of a $73 million capital campaign to improve the audience experience and attract the finest actors, playwrights and production professionals from around the world.
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Studio RED was selected to design the renovations for Alley Theatre in downtown Houston, Texas. The renovation is the theater’s first since opening in 1968, and is part of a $73 million capital campaign. The campaign is meant to ultimately enhance the audience experience and to attract some of the world’s finest actors, playwrights and other stage professionals.
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