The Austin-based media company is abandoning its downtown high-rise office for a standalone mid-century building at 1801 N. Lamar Blvd., pouring $15 million into renovations that will nearly double its footprint and accommodate a rapidly expanding multimedia operation. Texas Monthly, the storied publication that has chronicled the state for more than five decades, is relocating […]
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