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On-site simulations for Corgan’s school design research take place at Thornton Elementary School in Arlington. [Photo: Corgan]

New Corgan Research Reveals Ways to Design Schools for Educators with Disabilities

by Kim Lyons | Jul 16, 2026

The Dallas-based architecture and design firm, backed by a $30,000 ASID Foundation grant, translates educators’ lived experiences into a design guidebook aimed at closing the field’s “empathy gap.”

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The Innovative Programs Bringing Invisible Differences Into View at DFW International

by Nicole Ward, DRC Data Journalist | May 6, 2025

With more than 2,000 sunflower lanyards—worn by travelers who may need extra time, space, or support—already issued, and sensory rooms in development, DFW Airport is creating a travel experience that recognizes different needs and reduces stress for all kinds of travelers.

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Smart City Boost: Agency Adds Broadband to its Transportation Solutions Toolkit

by Dave Moore | Apr 13, 2022

Most anyone who has been commuting to work over the past two years has likely noticed a decrease in traffic.

Brookings Institution noted that metro traffic congestion was cut in half after COVID-19 hit in 2020, attributing it largely to employees working virtually from home, and more flexible work schedules (though government stay-at-home orders figured prominently as well)....

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This Fort Worth Startup Uses At‑Home Lab Kits to Calculate Your Personalized ‘Bloodscore’

by Liz Goodwin | Jul 18, 2019

A blonde woman. A few drops of blood. Sound slightly familiar? Rachel Miller, the CEO and founder of Bloodscore, has heard it all before—people can't help but think of Theranos. "And, of course," she says, "being a blonde female doesn’t help... but that’s where the similarities end."

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