Unequal Inequities
An exhibit tracing the lasting influence of segregation on Houston’s urban landscape.
On View
October 2, 2024-January 17, 2025
Architecture Center Houston
Deliverables
Identity system
Exhibition design
Marketing materials
Curators
Houston Architecture Foundation
City of Houston through the Houston Arts Alliance.
Sponsors
Rice School of Architecture
Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture and Design at the University of Houston
Photography
Courtesy of Andy Pham
October 2, 2024-January 17, 2025
Architecture Center Houston
Deliverables
Identity system
Exhibition design
Marketing materials
Curators
Houston Architecture Foundation
City of Houston through the Houston Arts Alliance.
Sponsors
Rice School of Architecture
Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture and Design at the University of Houston
Photography
Courtesy of Andy Pham
Launched by the discovery of two architecturally identical Houston homes with extraordinarily different real estate values, the exhibit explores how pivotal policy changes, architectural trends, and social movements have shaped our city’s communities.
From the impact of redlining and discriminatory housing practices to the rise of gentrification, the challenge was to develop a visual system that makes Houston’s complex history accessible. The design draws from the historic redlining map of Houston and the language found in legal documents.
From the impact of redlining and discriminatory housing practices to the rise of gentrification, the challenge was to develop a visual system that makes Houston’s complex history accessible. The design draws from the historic redlining map of Houston and the language found in legal documents.