Cliff Welch

The Architect Index: Midcentury Master Gordon Nichols

By Karen Eubank / December 11, 2025 /

A spectacular Midcentury Modern in Midway Hills popped up on MLS recently. It was designed by architect Gordon Nichols and beautifully updated by Welch Architecture founder Cliff Welch. It made me think about the resurging interest in Midcentury Modern homes and the architects who designed them.  Of course, I turned to Coldwell Banker’s Ed Murchison,…

Why It’s Vital City Hall Remains Standing: We Asked the Architects

By Karen Eubank / November 3, 2025 /

As the unprecedented rush to determine the fate of Dallas City Hall unfolds, I’ve been reaching out to the people we should be listening to. Those who possess the education, experience, and knowledge about architecturally significant buildings — architects. This is not a decision that should be made based on economic gain. In fact, it…

This Lochwood Modern Designed by Cliff Welch Is One of the Coolest Homes in Dallas

By Karen Eubank / September 13, 2025 /

This Lochwood modern home is not exactly what comes to mind when you think of the quiet East Dallas neighborhood. In fact, many of you may have never heard of Lochwood. There are only 1880 homes here, mostly one- and two-story ranch styles built after World War II. Award-winning architect Cliff Welch hit the nail…

An Impeccable Art House Condo Designed by Lionel Morrison and Renovated by Cliff Welch

By Karen Eubank / June 17, 2025 /

The Art House condos, designed by architect Lionel Morrison, were cutting-edge when they were completed in 2004. It’s a testament to Morrison’s genius that, 21 years later, this eight-unit building remains ahead of its time.  Finding an architecturally significant, completely updated luxury condo in the heart of Dallas is like finding the proverbial needle in…

This Extraordinary Japanese-Inspired Northern Heights Duplex Was Designed by Cliff Welch

By Karen Eubank / March 30, 2024 /

Northern Heights is a surprising little neighborhood. It’s an area enveloped by a verdant landscape with one side home to a conservation district with charming bungalows and Tudors from the 1920s. However, when you cross Abbott Avenue, you enter a contemporary world of duplexes and townhomes backing up to the Katy Trail. The homes in…