Architecturally Significant Dallas
The Rachofsky House on Preston Road is the most well-known modern home in Dallas. Designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Richard Meier in 1996, the hybrid home and museum was the most talked-about property in Dallas for years. No one had really seen anything like it, well, at least not in Dallas. Although it has been…
There’s a little enclave of homes off Greenville Avenue — we’re talking way “upper” Greenville Avenue down by Abrams — that is simply incredible. The entry street is Stone Creek Place. You’ve likely driven by it a ton and almost broken your neck trying to peep in and see what’s up. Well, crane no more,…
By Philip Henderson, FAIASpecial Contributor Charles Stevens Dilbeck is a renowned architect who worked in Texas and Oklahoma from the late 1920s until 1970. Few architects have the imagination and skill to develop a personal style, much less two. Dilbeck is known for French Norman, which he would use throughout his career, and Ranch. His Ranch…
Nikki Barringer: This week at CandysDirt.com, we’re all sitting around with those nerdy neck fans taking a break while we study the thesaurus to learn new ways to say “fabulous” and “open-concept.” While we pause, we’re also hitting play on the highlight reel of our lives – The Best of Candy’s Dirt 2022 … So…
Every inch of lighting designers Tully and Kalynn Weiss’ Lakewood digs is a piece of art. From the gracious elevated lot to the European-inspired kitchen to the Zen-like principal suite, this home is a knockout! And the price will have you floored. Take a peek, then immediately dial your Realtor. A Lakewood Home Like You’ve…
