Caitlin Hsu is an Associate Editor at TRIBEZA Magazine and PaperCity Magazine. She focuses on themes such as architecture and planning, arts and entertainment, design, and food and beverages, with a particular interest in home and garden, house design, and various design disciplines. Caitlin's work has been featured in notable publications including TRIBEZA Magazine and PaperCity Magazine.
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Caitlin Hsu's coverage primarily focuses on local events in Houston, with a significant emphasis on design and entertainment news. Her articles tend to highlight art shows, dance performances, and cultural events within the city.
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By: Caitlin Hsu
In case you haven't noticed, Houston's been rather busy lately. With the World Cup in town, and six matches still on tap at the home of the Texans, this is a great chance to celebrate the best of the Bayou City. Which certainly means the food of one of the United States' great restaurant cities.
By: Caitlin Hsu
With an Art Land Bonus By In case you haven't noticed, Houston's been rather busy lately.
By: Caitlin Hsu
The Sutherland residence in Dallas' Preston Hollow isn't just a stunning modernist estate — it's a book cover.
By: Caitlin Hsu
I watched the Ismaili Center Houston rise from Allen Parkway for years during construction, curious but uncertain whether the space was meant for someone like me. It is.
By: Caitlin Hsu
Christopher Cascio Is Not Afraid To Make Art Dangerous By Joseph Staley
By: Caitlin Hsu
Amidst the golden light of a Houston sunset in a lit-up pavilion/garden space, art lovers gathered for a one-of-a-kind fundraiser, boosting a staple of the Houston arts world.
By: Caitlin Hsu
Rick Lowe, Mark Flood and Friends Make You Look By Joseph Staley Mark Flood, "Reduced Death Anxiety," 2021; "Written Informed Consent," 2021, at Opera Gallery Houston (Photo by Francisco Ramos)
By: Caitlin Hsu
Anyone can step inside some of the most beautifully designed houses in the greater Houston area during the American Institute of Architects Houston's 2026 annual Home Tour. The self-guided tour, which is set to take place Saturday, November 7 and Sunday, November 8, showcases seven homes that represent some of the Bayou City's best new residential architecture.
By: Caitlin Hsu
A family tree flatters history with the appearance of order. Its branches emerge from a common trunk, each division preserving the logic of descent.
By: Caitlin Hsu
The PaperCity x BSH October Issue Launch Party brought a roaring evening of sophisticated celebration with Houston interior designers, magazine mavens, real estate developers, fashionistas and design cognoscenti alike.
