COMMUNITY

Telissa Lueckenotte Molano, Principal Architect of Redline Architecture, was recently featured in the Laredo Morning Times in recognition of American Business Women’s Day. The article highlighted her leadership in architecture, her role in shaping South Texas’s built environment, and her ongoing commitment to advancing women in design and business. Through Redline, Telissa continues to champion community-driven projects, cultural revitalization, and design excellence that reflects the spirit and resilience of Laredo.
OUR COMMITMENT TO ARTS + CULTURE  = LAREDO CULTURAL DISTRICT
Redline Architecture is deeply invested in the unification of arts and cultural organizations that shape our community’s identity. In 2018, Telissa Molano co-founded the Laredo Cultural District with the vision of establishing a state-recognized hub for creative collaboration. The Texas Commission on the Arts officially designated the Laredo Cultural District as the fiftieth cultural district in Texas in 2021—a milestone that celebrates years of partnership and advocacy.

Encompassing 95 blocks of downtown Laredo, 40 blocks of Avenida San Bernardo, and the historic Fort McIntosh on the Laredo College campus, the district unites arts, history, and culture into a vibrant destination for residents and visitors alike. It provides a platform for nonprofits, local businesses, and artists to thrive—turning shared creativity into civic pride and cultural tourism.


LAREDO THEATER GUILD INTERNATIONAL

For over 15 years, Telissa Molano has designed sets for more than 25 theatrical productions, collaborating with Laredo Theater Guild International, the Society of Martha Washington, and other local arts organizations. Her set designs bring architectural precision and storytelling together—transforming stage environments into immersive experiences that reflect craftsmanship, history, and imagination.