Windbloom featured in the groundbreaking CODAWorx publication, “The Economic Power of Public Art”. CODAworx, the hub of the public art economy, has released comprehensive data estimating the size of this creative industry, along with revelations about the economic impact of the public art sector. This first annual groundbreaking study reveals that in 2023, the public art sector made a substantial economic contribution surpassing $4.4 billion.

Join us on Thursday, April 25th, for an alumni talk and gathering event with Falon Mihalic '12 in 159 Weybosset from 5:30-8:30PM. The event is hosted by the Landscape Architecture department and Landscape Forms to create opportunities for alumni and current students to mingle together.

“Since 2008, Meow Wolf has collaborated with hundreds of local and international artists to transport millions of visitors—of all ages—into breathtaking realms of alternate realities. This go-round, we have tapped into Houston’s already vibrant cultural landscape to wrangle a diverse palette of 40+ Texas-based artists for Meow Wolf’s newest macrocosmic mosaic. “

Inside Poppi Massey’s Swinging New River Oaks Dream Home…

The XO House by LO/JO Architects is the winner of a Texas Architects Design Award….

Windbloom, a permanent public art commission for the City of Houston’s Civic Art Collection officially opens to the public on January 14, 2023. The new Alief Community Center has three permanent public artworks that will be unveiled at the grand opening of the new facility.

Sea Grass is a supersized sculpture cluster of Johnson’s Seagrass, a federally listed threatened marine plant endemic to Miami’s Biscayne Bay. The sculptures are cast into molds using a proprietary mix of colored concrete and recycled glass then polished to a glossy terrazzo finish. Each grass blade is formed as a curvy leaf to create an organic flow of shapes as if being moved by water. Seagrass is nestled within the landscape design plantings at the new park’s swimming facility entry and sited to be visible among the other community buildings and park gathering spaces. Seagrass is a $100,000 budget project and is made possible by the City of Miami’s Art in Public Places’ percent-for-art program. The work is being fabricated in the artist’s Houston studio and will be installed on site in early 2023.­­­­

Falon Land Studio is working in partnership with the Kaboom Foundation and community groups in Huntsville, Texas to design seven new green playgrounds. We are delighted to work alongside Kaboom and community stakeholders to design seven new playspaces in the City of Huntsville.

Meet the Artist for Windbloom, the outdoor permanent public artwork coming to the new Alief Neighborhood Center.

7979 S Kirkwood Rd, Houston, TX 77072

March 17, 2022 | 4-6pm

Windbloom is a supersized flower that maps Alief's prevailing windspeed and direction. A permanent public artwork for the City of Houston’s Civic Art Collection at the new landmark Alief Neighborhood Center……