Fooshee & Cheek, Dallas Architects Past Dallas and Texas Architect
Example of homes architect Fooshee & Cheek designed.
5373 Wenonah Drive, Dallas, Texas
Largest Lot - .951 Acres Sold
Personification of Greenway Parks This architecturally significant home best expresses the charm, architecture, and desirability of Greenway Parks. Its architectural pedigree is strong. The home was originally designed by Fooshee... See More on 5373 Wenonah Drive, Dallas, Texas
4200 Beverly Drive, Highland Park, Texas
Beverly Drive Home
This Spanish Eclectic Grand Mission style home is one of many that Marion Fooshee and James Cheek designed on Beverly Drive in Highland Park. This home they built for the... See More on 4200 Beverly Drive, Highland Park, Texas
4100 Saint Johns Drive, Highland Park, Texas
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4211 Armstrong Parkway, Highland Park, Texas
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4225 Armstrong Parkway, Highland Park, Texas
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4225 Versailles Avenue, Highland Park, Texas
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5373 Wenonah Drive, Dallas, Texas – B
Fooshee and Cheek Designed Home on .84 acres Sold
"Before" exterior images showing home prior to renovation. Please see 5373 Wenonah, Dallas, Texas for current images and information. In 1955 architects Marion Fooshee and James Cheek designed this graceful... See More on 5373 Wenonah Drive, Dallas, Texas – B
Belfort Place Original Home
Estate Home in Highland Park Designed by Architects Fooshee & Cheek
Architects James Cheek and Marion Fooshee are known for their Spanish Colonial style; however, they also designed beautiful colonial classic style homes including this home at 4400 Belfort Place. See More on Belfort Place Original Home
Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Fooshee & Cheek
Marion Fooshee (1888-1956) & James Cheek (1895-1970) both trained under and worked for Hal Thomson, the most eloquent designer of the early twentieth century. Fooshee apprenticed with Thomson instead of going to college and Fooshee attended the University of Texas at Austin first. When they created their own firm, they continued designing society homes in the gracious and eclectic style of Hal Thomson. They are best known as the designers of Highland Park Village, the nation's first self-contained shopping center, and Mediterranean style homes. However, when they collaborated with Hal Thomson they did beautiful neoclassical and English style homes on Lakeside and Alice Circle and a home for Howard Byrd in 1933 at 6909 Vassar. In 1950, the firm designed the Colonial Revival home with a white picket fence on the largest lot in Greenway Parks, 5373 Wenonah. Fooshee and Cheek's Spanish style office was torn down to make room for the Dallas Museum of Art.