Daniel Lalley
Daniel Lalley is a freelance writer for CandysDirt.com.
What do you get when you mix an environmental medicine physician, a leader in sustainable living, and a local building legend? An entirely new architectural movement defined by intentional living, human-scale harmony, and eco-consciousness. The team behind 9204 Hermosa calls it Tex-Zen, and we’re here for it. Taking inspiration from famed architect Susanne Susanka and…
At the intersection of diverse dining, incredible amenities, and outstanding architecture, Lower Greenville is one of the city’s most coveted communities. This unique enclave just east of 75 attracts year-round attention with a culture that’s as close-knit as it is energetic. If you mixed Mayberry’s charm with Austin’s West 6th Street and sprinkled in some…
When it comes to creating compelling architecture, environmental elements are critical. In movements like Midcentury Modern, Japanese, and Scandinavian, calming organic design is everything. It speaks to us on a human level, evoking peace, harmony, and belonging. When executed with intention and taste, this design philosophy not only inspires us creatively but also connects us…
Today’s economy is about as brutal as ever. Especially for homeowners, the market is defined by assertive sales, inflated costs, and inconsistent quality. Call it the COVID effect, call it supply and demand, call it anything but easy. So, in a housing market where many homeowners are carefully weighing which projects to tackle and when,…
We’ve discussed the luxury transformation of Lakewood. After encountering all manner of new construction and emerging builds, it seems this area is ground zero for Dallas developers. And why wouldn’t it be? With easy access to downtown and some of the area’s best outdoor attractions, it’s the epitome of prime. However, new construction often comes…
