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This Dallas Designer Filled Her House with Marble and Sunshine
When it came to building her Midway Hollow home, Jessica Koltun opted mixed traditional architecture with contemporary finishes.
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Hot Property: Live in Iconic Architect Frank Welch’s Serene and Sophisticated Old House
You can have the sleek, modern home of the "Dean of Texas Architecture" for just under $1.8 million.
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Dallas Architecture Forum to Host Renowned Architect Bernard Tschumi
Celebrated as one of the most influential architects of our time, Tschumi will be speaking as part of The Dallas Architecture Forum’s lecture series.
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Hot Property: Wake up to Nature in This Modern All-Glass House
Inspired by the iconic Farnsworth House in Illinois, this North Dallas home is encased in floor-to-ceiling windows.
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This Home by Turtle Creek Is One of the Most Architecturally Significant Properties in Texas
This 1932 build's new owners are working with Park Cities Historic and Preservation Society to protect its storied beauty and honor its significant role in Texas history.
By Emily Heft
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Dallas Architecture Forum Starts New Season With Two Virtual Events
The gatherings will highlight industry photographers Ben Koush and Nikola Olic, as well as rare work from the John Rogers and Georgette de Bruchard architectural archive.
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HALL Group Leasing Director on Ways to Improve Corporate Wellness
Kim Butler says one of the most significant factors affecting job performance and satisfaction is workplace design.
By Kim Butler
Architecture & Design
Humphreys & Partners Architects Taps Megan Dimmer as CEO
Dimmer succeeds founder Mark Humphreys, who becomes chairman.
By Jeremiah Jensen
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In The Garden: Almost Off The Grid
I do a lot of travel for work during the summer months each year and while doing so I get the opportunity to see a lot of cool gardens; both private and public. A few weeks ago I was up in Baltimore for a conference and had the opportunity to tour a unique almost-off-the-grid private home. The homeowners wanted a new modern home, but didn't want to leave their beloved neighborhood. So they tore down their old house and built a new "green" home and landscape in its place. It's the sort of home and garden I'd love to see more of in Dallas.
By Leslie Halleck