On Exhibit
Unequal Inequities
Please join us at Architecture Center Houston for an immersive exhibit that traces the evolution of our city’s land value disparities, and the lasting influence segregation has had on our urban landscape. Launched by the discovery of two architecturally identical Houston homes with extraordinarily different real estate values – the exhibit explores how pivotal policy changes, architectural trends, and social movements have shaped our city’s communities. From the impact of redlining and discriminatory housing practices to the rise of gentrification, this exhibit will challenge your perceptions and inspire a deeper understanding of Houston’s complex history.
October 2-January 17, 2025
Architecture Center Houston
902 Commerce St,
Houston, TX 77002
Curators:
Houston Architecture Foundation
City of Houston through the Houston Arts Alliance.
Programming Sponsor:
Rice School of Architecture
Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture and Design at the University of Houston.
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Hours
Monday-Thursday: 9am – 5pm
Friday: 9am – 3pm
Directions
902 Commerce St
Houston, TX 77002
upcoming events
Events
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The Kinetics of Urban Movement
FeaturedArchitecture Center Houston 902 Commerce St., Houston, TX, United StatesArchitecture Center Houston is proud to announce their upcoming exhibition The Kinetics of Urban Movement, opening Thursday, June 18, 5:30-7:30pm, curated by Rodrigo Gallardo, Bobby King and Shane Yee. Skateboarding is […]
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Youth Novice Skateboarding Clinic with Cherries Wheels
The Lee and Joe Jamail Skatepark 103 Sabine Street, Houston, TexasJoin ArCH and Houston Parks and Recreation Department on Saturday, June 20, for an introductory clinic designed to teach youth participants the proper technique of skateboarding and to enhance their […]
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Participatory Environments with Alexis Sablone
Architecture Center Houston 902 Commerce St., Houston, TX, United StatesHow can we design more active and engaging cities? Drawing from experience as a professional skateboarder and designer, Alexis Sablone reflects on how movement shapes the way space is read, […]