Mark Lamster is an Architecture Critic at the Dallas Morning News. He specializes in architecture and planning, as well as the arts, covering topics such as house design, interior design, and urban art. Mark's insights and critiques have been featured in various prominent outlets, including NBC DFW, Architectural Record, and the Houston Chronicle.
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Dallas, United States (Local)
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Mark Lamster's coverage is primarily focused on local architecture and design, with a specific emphasis on Dallas. He frequently covers announcements related to architectural projects, including both public and private sector initiatives. Given his focus on design and business, he may be interested in pitches that provide insights into upcoming architectural developments, urban planning projects, or the economic impact of these endeavors in the city of Dallas.
Lamster's expertise lies in covering topics related to architecture and design within the context of Dallas. Therefore, industry professionals involved in significant architectural or urban development projects within this geographic area are likely to capture his attention. Additionally, individuals who can offer unique perspectives on iconic buildings or transformations within the city would also align well with his coverage areas.
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By: Mark Lamster
Dan Shipley’s new Marathon Public Library fits in by standing out.
By: Mark Lamster
With Dallas City Hall’s future in question, a look back at the city’s history of architectural destruction.
By: Mark Lamster
What is to become of Henry Moore's sculpture on City Hall Plaza? Lost in the controversy over the future of I.M.
The idealized renderings served up by architects and developers are increasingly prone to deception, a problem that is only becoming more pervasive with the growing accessibility of AI.
What do the Beatles, Doris Day, Raquel Welch, the Teamsters, Katrina refugees, a jail, the Roman empire and affordable housing have in common? Dallas’ remade Cabana Motor Hotel.
Pulitzer Prize-winning architecture critic Mark Lamster on Texas museums such as the Kimbell, Menil, Nasher and Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.
By: Mark Lamster
The Ismaili Center in Houston, Texas is a striking addition to the state’s architecture.
The building in Montrose is a genuinely breathtaking experience that has the bearing of a modernized American Taj Mahal.
By: Mark Lamster
What does contemporary American architecture look like as the nation approaches its 250th anniversary? New book provides an authoritative overview.
By: Mark Lamster
The new Oak Cliff deck park reconnects a community divided by a highway.
