AIA Dallas

On AIA Dallas Tour, a Contemporary Townhome Development Stands Out

By Joanna England / October 8, 2021 /

This year’s AIA Dallas Tour of Homes is a hybrid virtual/in-person event that will showcase some truly extraordinary architecture not only in Dallas but in Tyler and Denton, too. One particularly intriguing project on this year’s tour is a townhome development designed by Jay Magee and Paul Jankowski, AIA, of Modern Living Dwellings. Right when…

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AIA Dallas Hosts Hybrid In-Person, Virtual Home Tour Oct. 23-24

By Candy's Dirt / September 16, 2021 /

From Staff Reports The AIA Dallas Tour of Homes, Dallas’ only citywide home tour and the area’s only tour curated exclusively by architects, is back Saturday and Sunday, October 23-24.  This is the 15th anniversary of the tour, and this milestone year features geographic expansion of homes outside of Dallas, including a home in Denton…

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Tickets on Sale Today: AIA Dallas, Architecture and Design Foundation Host Impact Dallas Gala

By Candy's Dirt / August 30, 2021 /

Tickets to the inaugural, signature event will go on sale today, Aug. 30. The Dallas Chapter of the American Institute of Architects and the Architecture and Design Foundation just announced their first Impact Dallas Gala, a black-tie event taking place on Thursday, Nov. 4, 2021, at The Thompson Hotel in Dallas’ newly redeveloped historic downtown…

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An Award-Winning Dallas Midcentury Modern With Original Details Was Just Listed

By Joanna England / July 31, 2021 /

If you look at this home long enough, your imagination will run away with itself. It’s like a Rorschach test — what you see is what you see, and there’s no wrong answer. Is this John Barthel-designed Midcentury Modern a spaceship? Is it an airplane? To me, the home looks like an origami crane as…

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Webinar: Learn More About The Fair Park Comprehensive Development Plan Update

By Karen Eubank / January 6, 2021 /

Fair Park is one of the most important historic sites in Dallas, primarily due to prominent architect George Dahl who oversaw the planning and construction of the 1936 Texas Centennial Exposition here. As much as it’s known for stunning Art Deco statues and buildings, and the State Fair of Texas, it has always been a park and…

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