The roof replacement at the Amon Carter Museum of American Art (Amon Carter) was a critical update for one of Fort Worth’s premier art institutions. Stretching from the historic 1961 structure to its 2001 expansion—also constructed by Linbeck—this project required …
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The Fort Worth Museum of Science and History is dedicated to promoting lifelong learning. Initially opened in 1945, this 145,000 SF expansion and historic renovation incorporated four unique structures into the museum: the domed Noble Planetarium, the cantilevered energy gallery …
Originally designed in 1961 by renowned architect Philip Johnson, the Amon Carter Museum of American Art remains a hallmark figure among Fort Worth’s cultural landscape in the heart of the Cultural District. After nearly three decades of operation, the original …
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The Moody Center for the Arts at Rice University serves as a platform for creating and presenting art of mixed media. Crafted by California-based Michael Maltzan Architecture, the building is a bold and contemporary interpretation of the traditional university facility. …
Since its beginnings in 1979, Sundance Square has become a bustling shopping, residential, and entertainment district in the heart of downtown Fort Worth. During this period of development, Linbeck helped introduce two significant buildings to the area: Sundance West, a …
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Surrounded by the beauty of the Ozarks, the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art positions art and nature side-by-side. As a collection of pavilions, the museum sits tucked inside the environment’s sloping terrain and spans a ravine among two ponds, …
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Designed by Rafael Viñoly Architects, the National Medal of Honor Museum pays special tribute to the brave men and women who have served our country through military service. The national monument is supported by five megacolumns–each representing a branch of …
