Famous Architects
The owner of this Charles Dilbeck masterpiece used to drive by it with her mom all the time when she was growing up. Even as a kid, she knew it was something special and dreamed it would one day be hers. In 2005 that dream became a reality. The prior owners had already done some…
Fort Worth architect Albert Komatsu, who leaves behind a prolific portfolio of Midcentury Modern work, died Oct. 30 at the age of 97, just one month short of his 98th birthday. Services will be held at 3 p.m. Dec. 12 at a church he designed, St. Stephen Presbyterian Church, 2700 McPherson Ave., in Fort Worth.…
Most of us who follow architecture in Texas are familiar with the career of architect Frank Welch, known as the Dean of Texas Architecture. His brand of regional modernism was nurtured by the legendary O’Neill Ford, who, in the late 1950s, offered him the opportunity to work as the on-site architect of the Texas Instruments Semiconductor Building…
Clifford D. Hutsell built homes for people that appreciated art, character, style, and quality. To own a Hutsell-designed home is to own a piece of Dallas history. It’s the antithesis of the white box. It’s eclectic. It’s cool, and these homes are meant to be owned by people that are equally eclectic and cool. Hutsell Throughout…
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to come home every day to a piece of history? If you happen to have an extra $700,000, you may not have to wonder much longer. For the first time since its construction in 1956, the Keland House, designed by legendary architect Frank Lloyd Wright, is…
