Wilson McClure, Dallas Architect

Past Dallas and Texas Architect

Wilson McClure had a brilliant career designing homes from the 1930s that had a Texas flair, to very formal Georgian homes in the late 1930s, to more contemporary homes in the 1950s. Regardless of the style, he designed homes with beautiful proportions and maybe was the first to design oversized living rooms and family rooms.

Examples and Discussion of Wilson McClure Architect Designed Homes

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2 Sold Homes Designed by Wilson McClure in MLS

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Example of Homes Architect Wilson McClure Designed

4618 Shadywood Lane, Dallas, Texas

Classic Colonial Revival

When I think of the perfect proportions of an original estate home, this architect Wilson McClure-designed renovated home is always the one I think back to. The ceilings are high, the windows large, the rooms have an inviting width and depth, connected by elegant, tall double passageways.

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3802 Shenandoah Avenue, Dallas, Texas

Wilson McClure was a prominent architect. Most of the windows were replaced to reflect the oversized panes of the dining room bay window and side great room window. The volume in the house is good, but the finishes were bad. Bruce Bernbaum and Emily Summers redesigned the house with 1940s furniture, custom designed wrought-iron railings and fireplaces with space and materials derivative of the period.

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