Dallas Architecture Forum
It should be no surprise that architects and those who appreciate architecture are at the forefront of the fight to save Dallas City Hall. They’ve been doing what they can to make the case for keeping 1500 Marilla St., including pushing back on the narrative that the decades-old I.M. Pei is suffering from serious structural…
From Staff Reports Industry leaders gathered on Nov. 3 at the invitation of the Dallas Architecture Forum to honor the late Bill Ward, who along with his wife Cindy saw their Frank Welch-designed home become a beautiful reality —thanks to a builder’s vision. Did your invitation get lost in the mail? Have no fear. The…
From Staff Reports Industry leaders will gather Nov. 3 at the invitation of the Dallas Architecture Forum to honor the late Bill Ward, who along with his wife Cindy saw their Frank Welch-designed home become a beautiful reality —thanks to a builder’s vision. The “Builders Roundtable: Bill Ward Memorial Panel Discussion” is set for 2…
Spoiler alert: It’s unlikely that another tollway proposal will be heard at the event, but there’s plenty to hear about when Tony Moore, President and CEO of the Trinity Park Conservancy, addresses the Dallas Architecture Forum on May 30. The Trinity Park Conservancy, formerly called the Trinity Park Trust, is spearheading plans to bring a…
The architecture and design industry is not immune to AI and its influence. That’s why the Dallas Architecture Forum is hosting a panel at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 26, at the Angelika Theater at Mockingbird Station. A pre-panel reception will be held in the lobby at 6:15 p.m. The event, which is free and open…
