Philip Johnson

AIA Dallas Honors Architect Betsy del Monte’s Work on Sustainability at Oct. 6 Awards Gala

By April Towery / October 3, 2022 /

Architect Betsy del Monte has a message for the entities honoring her at the Oct. 6 Impact Dallas Gala: She’s not dead and she’s not done.  The Dallas chapter of American Institute of Architects and Architecture and Design Foundation selected del Monte for this year’s Lifetime Achievement Award, to be presented Oct. 6 at the…

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Defining the Luxury Lease: The Iconic Philip Johnson Modernist

By Karen Eubank / August 7, 2021 /

It may be common in Los Angeles to find a home like this Modernist mansion by Philip Johnson, but it’s not common in Dallas. That’s why this is such a spectacular find and worthy of a revisit! The Philip Johnson Modernist mansion on Strait Lane is one of the most significant homes in Dallas with…

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For The First Time Ever, The Iconic Philip Johnson Modernist Is For Lease

By Karen Eubank / March 13, 2021 /

The Philip Johnson Modernist mansion on Strait Lane is one of the most significant homes in Dallas with fantastic provenance among Big D elite. It’s the only residence the lauded architect designed in Dallas and for the first time in history, you can lease it. This iconic Preston Hollow home was built in 1964 for…

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Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s Posts $3.45 Billion in 2020 Sales, Sets Sights on 2021

By Joanna England / February 8, 2021 /

In March of 2020, the carpet was yanked out from beneath the real estate industry as we all learned how to stay safe in the face of a worsening pandemic. However, once real estate was affirmed to be an “essential” industry, brokerages, title companies, and inspectors — among many others — hit the ground running.…

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Walk Dallas: Experience The City As You Never Will Again

By Jon Anderson / April 29, 2020 /

Can I walk on the Katy Trail? What day is it? Are the restrictions by first name or last name? Here’s an idea, don’t go. I haven’t walked the length of the trail in many weeks. I go elsewhere. Even if you think you know your city – your neighborhood – you don’t. I used…

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