Robertson & Linskie

Past Dallas and Texas Architect

Architects Fonzie Robertson and Robert Linskie partnered together to form the architectural firm of Robertson & Linskie in 1928. They worked on a few homes for the year that they were together including 4436 Fairfax Avenue in Highland Park.

Example of Homes Architect Robertson & Linskie Designed

Architect Designed Highland Park Home on Fairfax

This smaller cottage in the fourth section of Highland Park west of Preston was built in 1928. The home was one of the works by architectural firm Roberston & Linskie. It features a stone exterior as well as a stone walkway in front.

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Robertson & Linskie

Past Dallas and Texas Architect

Example of Homes Architect Robertson & Linskie Designed

Architect Designed Highland Park Home on Fairfax

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