Linbeck was the design-builder for Ellsworth Kelly’s final work, “Austin”–the first and only freestanding building the internationally acclaimed artist ever designed. Located on the campus of The University of Texas at Austin, the barrel-vaulted, chapel-like structure is composed of Spanish …
The Witte Museum opened along the San Antonio River in 1926. Inspired by its mission and deep cultural significance, Linbeck worked closely with the Witte and Lake|Flato to carefully renovate all seven existing museum structures–several with historic designations–and make the …
The Brockman Hall for Opera (Brockman) is a European-style opera house and teaching facility for the Shepherd School of Music at Rice University. Designed by Allan Greenberg, the LEED Silver facility sits on a five-acre lot and features a 600-seat …
Intended to fulfill the original vision of art patrons John and Dominique de Menil and artist Mark Rothko, the first phase of Rothko Chapel’s multi-phase master plan breathed new life into the internationally acclaimed destination. Linbeck worked closely with design …
Home to the Sugar Land Space Cowboys, the Houston area’s minor league baseball team, Constellation Field is a state-of-the-art multipurpose Triple-A ballpark. The ballpark’s flexible configurations allow the stadium to maximize its capacity and seat anywhere from 7,500 for baseball …
