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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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. …
Market Street at The Woodlands is an open-air, mixed-use development north of Houston where residents can conveniently shop, dine, and enjoy the outdoors. To bring this town square together, Linbeck constructed 14 buildings, built a four-story garage, and completed an …
Linbeck was the construction manager at-risk for The Magellan International School’s Forever Home Campus. As the builder, Linbeck renovated two existing office buildings and converted them into a new, consolidated K through 12 campus along the North Capital of Texas …
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, …
The Chapel of St. Basil is a focal point on the campus of the University of St. Thomas in Houston’s historic Montrose neighborhood. Designed by renowned architect Philip Johnson, the 70-foot-tall precast structure mixes contrasting colors and textures to achieve …
James Turrell’s one-of-a-kind art installation, “Twilight Epiphany” Skyspace, is a distinctive feature on the Rice University campus. The stand-alone pyramidal structure is composed of grass, concrete, stone, and composite steel, and illuminates a sequence of bright colors during the early …
