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- Texas Society of Architects / AIA
- The Texas Society of Architects is a state component of the American Institute of Architects. Founded in 1939, TSA is now one of the nation's largest statewide organizations, with 17 regional chapters and over 6,500 members. The Society is headquartered in Austin.
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- Jeff Johnson Comic Series, June 1956
- AIA Conducting Design Assistance Project in New Or...
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- Architecture Students Have 'Designs' for Sudan
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- Austin Foundation for Architecture: Request for Gr...
- Graduate Students Working on Projects at Cutting-E...
- Houston's Eco-achievements are Mounting
- Advocacy Update: Week 14
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- UH to Provide Solar Powered Adaptive Containers fo...
- Ike-Damaged Galveston Ironwork to be Restored
- Homeowners Advised of P+W's 'Precautionary List'
- Update: Galveston's Green Revival House
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