RDLR Architects

07/02/2019

We Are Moving!

Please visit us at our new location,
800 Sampson St. #104
Houston TX, 77003

12/15/2017

We were really excited and proud to see the community come out for the SW Police Station ribbon cutting ceremony.

The Houston Police Department welcomed the community to the grand opening of their newest police sub-station, designed by RdlR and Roth Sheppard Architects. The 49,577 square foot facility s…

03/19/2014

The Joy School, Houston Tx. Slyworks Photography

03/19/2014

Architizer names the Houston Food Bank one of the "The Lone Star State's Top 13 Buildings to See" Check out some of the others...

http://architizer.com/blog/architecture-is-bigger-in-texas-the-lone-star-states-top-13-buildings-to-see-in-2013/

Photo: Casey Dunn Say what you will about Texas, but you can't deny that they do things Big in the Lone Star state. And while it's better known for its hearty embrace of sports, guns, and barbecue or for tech venues like South by Southwest and art and entertainment hot spots like Marfa and Austin, T...

02/04/2013

RdlR Architects wins 2013 Award of Distinction from the Urban Land Institute. Check out this video about the ULI and the Houston Food Bank with RdlR Principal, Lorie Westrick!

http://vimeopro.com/user4869809/2013-awards-of-distinction/video/58412992

01/22/2013

RdlR Architects will be featured in the exhibit “Houston Interior Designers – How Texans Touched the World”, a juried exhibition of the work of member firms of the AIA and IIDA. Check it out January 24, 2013 - March 22, 2013 at Architecture Center Houston at 5:30pm - https://aiahouston.org/v/event-detail/Houston-Interior-Designers-How-Texans-Touched-the-World/6v/

Opening Reception Thursday, January 24 5:30 - 7:00pm

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01/09/2013

The ULI has opened on-line voting for the 2013 people's choice awards for developments of distinction. Our Houston Food Bank project is among the finalists. Take a moment and rock the vote.

1. Houston Food Bank To meet the growing issue of hunger and expand its distribution capacity over three-fold, the Houston Food Bank (HFB) renovated a neglected, thirty year old, “tilt-up” warehouse. The renovation was completed in October 2011. The 308,000 square-foot facility is the nation’s large...