Farshid Moussavi has shared an inside look at their new Ismaili Center project in Houston. The first U.S. location for the Aga Khan Foundation and considerable local Ismaili Muslim community is 150,000 square feet and sits on an axis parallel to the city’s Waterway.  Its program contains, among other inclusions, a black box theater, exhibition halls, a library, and traditional Jamatkhana sanctuary. Nelson Byrd Woltz was included to complete the project’s 11-acre landscaped component. The Center opens later this fall. Moussavi, who won the Arnold W. Brunner Memorial Prize in March, will curate this year's Royal Academy Summer Exhibition in London after earning recognition at the American Academy of Arts and Letters 2025 Architecture Awards earlier this year. Photo: @farshidmoussavi via InstagramPhoto: @farshidmoussavi via InstagramPhoto: Elliott Hodges/@farshidmoussavi via Instagram #peek #inside #farshid #moussavi039s #upcoming