Bud Oglesby

Find This Iconic Bud Oglesby Modernist Updated by Russell Buchanan in Park Bridge Court

By Karen Eubank / April 22, 2024 /

Bud Oglesby is one of our best-known modernist architects. He designed everything from small condos to massive luxury homes. Fortunately, he was prolific, so many of his residences have survived. One of Oglesby’s most interesting designs recently hit the market, and it’s in one of our most idyllic and exclusive neighborhoods — Park Bridge Court.…

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Bud Oglesby and J. Stiles Brought Swinging ‘70s Style to Highland Park

By Karen Eubank / July 2, 2023 /

When Anthony Cedano called me about his latest listing, a decidedly swinging ‘70s home, I was intrigued. It’s a completely unexpected look for Highland Park. And that’s a good thing because who wants what everyone else already has? Finding a home with character, provenance, and style is challenging. We’ve hit a home run here. Swinging…

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Explore This Oglesby-Inspired Oaklawn Retreat

By Daniel Lalley / March 3, 2023 /

If you’re looking to post up in one of the most popping Dallas neighborhoods, the Oaklawn area might be your best bet. Just north of Uptown, with nearby highway access to everywhere, Oaklawn attracts some of the city’s most incredible retail, dining, and amenities. For this week’s Inwood Home of the Week sponsored by Inwood…

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This Architecturally Significant Oglesby Modernist Has Undergone a Stunning Renovation

By Shelby Skrhak / February 5, 2023 /

Don’t let this gorgeous home’s build date fool you. While it was smartly and dramatically renovated in 2022, this magnificent Inwood Road estate is an iconic architecturally significant home from 1985, a modernist masterpiece designed by one of Dallas’s most prolific and award-winning architects. The late Bud Oglesby was known for designing modernist dwellings throughout…

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A Bud Oglesby Modernist on Inwood Road Gets a Flawless Facelift

By Karen Eubank / September 12, 2022 /

This Bud Oglesby Modernist on Inwood Road is an architectural anomaly, and that’s a very good thing. Dallas built its reputation on bigger and better, fancier, and flashier. A majority of our architecture reflects that. When Oglesby came along, his modernist aesthetic caught the old guard off guard. However, Oglesby found his niche and was…

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