Tag: First Black licensed architect
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Discover how UT Austin is honoring John Chase, Texas’ first Black licensed architect, with a library named in his legacy.
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The inspiring story of John Saunders Chase Jr., the trailblazing architect who etched his name as the first Black licensed architect. From overcoming discriminatory obstacles at the University of Texas at Austin School of Architecture in 1952 to…
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