Articles Tagged with ''San Antonio''

This $241-million multiphased flood control project reconstructed 2.25 miles of creek through downtown San Antonio between 2017 and May 2025.

Located on the same grounds as the 1968 HemisFair International Exposition, this project brings together historical references and environmental sustainability to realize a new outdoor public gathering place.

A $55.7-million renovation transformed this one-mile stretch of Broadway Street into a safer and more accessible connection between the historic downtown area and its northern inner-city neighborhoods.

This transformative, $46-million, 70,000-sq-ft facility elevates the campus’ fine arts programming with a 900-seat auditorium equipped with a fly loft, theater-grade sound and lighting systems, and a mechanically operated orchestra pit as well as tailored learning spaces for a range of fine arts disciplines.

Completed in 1929 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the 31-story tower is known for its green tile roof and ornamental gargoyles. 

San Antonio’s future includes a revitalized downtown, expanded education and transportation facilities and more health care projects.

The project, being built by Joeris General Contractors, is part of $1 billion in capital investments the University of Texas is making in San Antonio.

This 140,000-sq-ft industrial tilt-up concrete building serves as a high-tech, automated indoor farm—currently the largest in the nation.

Located just behind the historic Alamo church, this artifact museum features 10,000 sq ft of exhibition space and a curatorial environment with storage and conservation areas for historic items in the Alamo collection.

A space originally built in 1894 has become a premier music venue through a $13.8-million renovation.