Architecture & Design
Latest
Dallas 500
Meet the Dallas 500: Yen Ong
The co-founding partner of 5G Studio Collaborative talks about his odd decade-old habit, what he would change about the architecture industry, and his key leadership strategies.
Commercial Real Estate
On the Links With: Fred Perpall, USGA President and The Beck Group CEO
Over a round of golf at Trinity Forest Golf Club, the innovative leader talks about becoming president of the USGA, the future of golf, his forecast for The Beck Group in 2023, and more.
Architecture & Design
Preservation Park Cities Can Only Educate in the Absence of Historic Protections
While the new brass plaques carry no legal protections, the historical and preservationist society hopes the medallions will bring awareness to some of the area’s most architecturally significant houses.
Health Systems
Staff Retention and Mental Health Are Shaping the Future of Hospital Design
Design experts share how the latest trends are changing the way we think about hospitals.
Home & Garden
This European-Style Ranch is the Perfect Holiday Escape
Every year, a Dallas family celebrates Christmas at their French-inspired chateau— no plane tickets or passports necessary.
Latest
Architecture & Design
Our 2022 Best Architects Sketched Their Dream Projects on Napkins
We asked the principals from the 61 winning firms what they'd design if they had no restrictions.
Best Lists
The 2022 Best Architects in Dallas
We asked principals from the 61 winning firms to tell us about their architectural dreams.
Architecture & Design
Sneak a Peek at This Year’s Kips Bay Decorator Show House, Which is Only Open This Weekend
After a summer of drama, the annual designer house’s monthlong run has been reduced to four days.
Business
First Look: Inside Bryan Trubey’s Fair Park of the Future
The former HKS architect known for his sports stadium prowess is now working with Overland Partners to redesign Fair Park and uplift its surrounding neighborhoods.
Home & Garden
Sit Back and Relax in This ‘Pretty in Pink’ Backyard
Architectural designer Patrick Craine takes a page out of his own design book to create a backyard space for his Oak Cliff home—a previous Most Charming winner—that’s just as appealing as the front.