Mid-Century Modern

ArchitectureLa Feria, TXThe La Feria Irrigation District Office is located on 402 N. Main St.

ArchitectureNorias Division of the King RanchYear Built - 1973 Architects - Juan Sordo MadalenoIndicative of the generational split between young Regionalists and their Functionalist elders, the Mexico City architect, Juan Sordo Madaleno, a contemporary of Pani’s,...

ArchitectureTexasville, TXYear Built - 1961 Architects - Alan Y. Taniguchi and Charles B. CroftHarlingen’s Casa del Sol is the work of young architects Alan Y. Taniguchi and Charles B. Croft – 1961- It boasts a radial, thin shell concrete roof that evokes a sombrero,...

ArchitectureTexasville, TXYear Built - 1950 Architects - Cocke, Bowman & YorkHarlingen’s Wesley Methodist Church and the Congregation Beth Israel Temple are two important examples of religious buildings of the Valley’s modern era. The Beth Israel Temple on the top...

ArchitectureTexasville, TXYear Built - 1953 Architects - Cocke, Bowman & York Text and Photos - Stephen FoxThe Architect and His Community: Cocke, Bowman & York: Harlingen, Texas The first part of this article is posted under the Who’s Who tab of RGVMod. This in an...

ArchitectureTexasville, TXYear Built - 1951 Architects - Cocke, Bowman & York Text and Photos - Stephen FoxIn contrast to Mexico, where the Comité Administrador del Programa Federal de Construcción de Escuelas, a federal agency known by the acronym CAPFCE, controlled...

ArchitectureTexasville, TXYear Built - 1958 Architects -Smyth & Smyth of Corpus Christi and Walter C. Bowman

ArchitectureTexasville, TXYear Built - 1949 Architects - Walter C. Bowman Address - 702 W. Harrison, Harlingen, TX

ArchitectureTexasville, TXYear Built - 1951 Architects - Cocke, Bowman and YorkThis building formerly housed the Lon C. Hill Memorial Library. It has been altertered throughout the years, and the floor to ceiling windows covered. It was designed by Cocke, Bowman and...

ArchitectureTexasville, TXYear Built - 1949 Architects - C. Lyman EllisThis building which has more of an Art Deco influence was designed by C. Lyman Ellis and built in 1949. The building has a historical marker.