100 Best Past Architects

Featured Architect, David R. Williams

Architect David Williams is celebrated as the godfather of Texas Modern Homes. National award-winning Realtor Douglas Newby has selected homes designed by David Williams which he discusses and includes photographs...  See More on David R. Williams

Featured Architect, Mark Lemmon

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Mark Lemmon Mark Lemmon attained his under graduate degree from University of Texas in 1912 and his architecture degree from MIT in 1916. Mark...  See More on Mark Lemmon

Featured Architect, Arch B. Swank

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Arch B. Swank Arch Swank was born June 2, 1913, in Wills Point, Texas, and received his architecture degree from Texas A&M in 1936....  See More on Arch B. Swank

Featured Architect, Fooshee & Cheek

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...  See More on Fooshee & Cheek

Alexander Planning Service, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Alexander Planning Service The Alexander Planning Service worked on many projects including 4456 Rheims Place, a Highland Park home.  See More on Alexander Planning Service

Anton Korn, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Anton Korn Anton Korn designed many impressive homes in Dallas and Highland Parkjust prior to and in the 1920s. He may have been the...  See More on Anton Korn

Arch C. Baker, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Arch C. Baker Architect Arch C. Baker worked on several homes in the 1920s and the 1930s in the Highland Park neighborhood.  See More on Arch C. Baker

Arthur Elliott Thomas, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Arthur Elliott Thomas While primarily a commercial architect, Arthur Elliott Thomas started his practice in 1925 with designing single-family homes as part of the...  See More on Arthur Elliott Thomas

Bertram C. Hill, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Bertram C. Hill Bertram Hill designed in 1927 one of the most imposing houses on Swiss Avenue at 5907 Swiss. His use of steel...  See More on Bertram C. Hill

Beryl C. Stegall, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Beryl C. Stegall Beryl C. Stegall, AIA was Dallas architect responsible for working on many Dallas homes including a Highland Park home built in...  See More on Beryl C. Stegall

Bill Booziotis, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Bill Booziotis Dallas architect, Bill Booziotis has been a civic leader in both the architectural community and the Dallas community. His highly respected work...  See More on Bill Booziotis

Bud Oglesby, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Bud Oglesby Bud Oglesby and his firm, Oglesby Group Architects, was one of the most important firms in Dallas for several decades. He has...  See More on Bud Oglesby

Builders Architectural Service, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Builders Architectural Service The Builders Architectural Service was responsible for working on projects including 4404 Southern Avenue, a home in the Highland Park neighborhood.  See More on Builders Architectural Service

C.F. Roderick, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect C.F. Roderick Architect C.F. Roderick had many projects in Dallas including 3620 Beverly Drive, a home in the Highland Park neighborhood.  See More on C.F. Roderick

C.P. Sites, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect C.P. Sites C.P. Sites designed some of the largest, most imposing houses in the first addition of Swiss Avenue. 4937 Swiss has a sweeping...  See More on C.P. Sites

C.W. Bulger & Son, Architect

Clarence C. Bulger

Carsey & Linskie, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Carsey & Linskie In 1929, Carsey and Linskie secured an important commission from the Dallas Parks Department. In an effort to develop White Rock...  See More on Carsey & Linskie

Charles A. Barnett, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Charles A. Barnett Dallas architect Charles A. Barnett worked on many homes in the Highland Park neighborhood including 4327 Versailles Avenue in the third...  See More on Charles A. Barnett

Charles D. Hill, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Charles D. Hill C.D. Hill designed many of Dallas's prominent buildings and residences in the early 1900s. They include First Presbyterian Church and the...  See More on Charles D. Hill

Charles Moore, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Charles Moore Charles Moore and Arthur Andersson made up the architectural firm of Moore and Andersson. While they were based in Austin they also...  See More on Charles Moore

Charles S. Dilbeck, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Charles S. Dilbeck Charles Dilbeck was born in 1907 in Fort Smith, Arkansas. At an early age he worked in Tulsa creating and adapting...  See More on Charles S. Dilbeck

Christensen & Christensen, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Christensen & Christensen Christensen & Christensen in the early 1940s designed some of the most beautiful homes in Lakewood found on Meadowlake, Westlake, and...  See More on Christensen & Christensen

Clifford D. Hutsell, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Clifford D. Hutsell Clifford D. Hutsell has almost become synonymous with Lakewood even though he got his start on South Boulevard and continued to...  See More on Clifford D. Hutsell

Clyde H. Griesenbeck, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Clyde H. Griesenbeck Born in 1892 in San Antonio, architect Clyde H. Griesenbeck graduated from Texas A&M University before joining the MK&Y railroad as...  See More on Clyde H. Griesenbeck

Coburn & Fowler, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Coburn & Fowler Dallas architectural firm Coburn & Fowler designed Highland Park home 3645 Beverly Drive as well as the addition to the Davis...  See More on Coburn & Fowler

Cole Smith, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Cole Smith Cole Smith, a partner at Smith, Ekblad & Associates, is one of the most prominent and important architects in Dallas. He has...  See More on Cole Smith

David Braden, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect David Braden David Braden is known as a commercial architect, business leader, civic leader, lecturer and humorist. Less well known is his major accomplishment...  See More on David Braden

David George, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect David George David George was one of the strongest modernists working in the 1960s and 1970s. He combined elements that drew from mid-century modernism...  See More on David George

DeWitt & Washburn, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect DeWitt & Washburn Roscoe DeWitt joined a series of firms earlier in his career. From 1927 to 1937 he was a part of DeWitt...  See More on DeWitt & Washburn

Dines & Kraft, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Dines & Kraft The majority of the substantial homes built in what is now known as the Lakewood Conservation District, were designed by Dines...  See More on Dines & Kraft

Downing Thomas, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Downing Thomas Downing Thomas and Bill Booziotis were principals in one of the most important firms in Dallas. While they successfully designed the Georgian-style...  See More on Downing Thomas

E. Ross Chandler, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect E. Ross Chandler E. Ross Chandler in 1923 designed 6017 Swiss, a Tudor style home with high-fired oversized brick and tile roof.  See More on E. Ross Chandler

E.G. Hamilton, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect E.G. Hamilton Dallas architect, E.G. Hamilton has most recently designed a modern home for himself on Abbott. He is a founding partner of Omni...  See More on E.G. Hamilton

Ed Beran & Overton Shelmier, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Ed Beran & Overton Shelmier Ed Beran and Overton Shelmire both served as presidents of AIA and on the selection committee of the Dallas...  See More on Ed Beran & Overton Shelmier

Everett Welch, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Everett Welch Architect Everett Welch, AIA had many projects in the Highland Park neighborhood including 1930s home, 3401 Beverly Drive.  See More on Everett Welch

F.J. Woerner, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect F.J. Woerner Architect F.J. Woerner worked on homes in Dallas including 4946 Swiss Avenue on historic Swiss Avenue as well as the Stoneleigh Hotel...  See More on F.J. Woerner

Flint & Broad, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Flint & Broad In 1923, Thomas Broad, AIA and Lester Flint, AIA established the Dallas architectural firm, Flint & Broad. They designed many architectural...  See More on Flint & Broad

Fonzie E. Robertson, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Fonzie E. Robertson Dallas architect Fonzie E. Robertson has designed many buildings in Dallas and Fort Worth including many architecturally significant homes in Highland...  See More on Fonzie E. Robertson

Frank Welch, Architect

Find out more about Frank Welch below. Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Frank Welch Frank Welch trained with O'Neil Ford and has been a prominent architect in Dallas with...  See More on Frank Welch

Frederick Coyderoy Dale, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Frederick Coyderoy Dale Todd Dale was part of the circle of artists and architects including O'Neil Ford, Arch Swank and Jerry Bywaters. He built...  See More on Frederick Coyderoy Dale

G. Mallory Collins, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect G. Mallory Collins Architect G. Mallory Collins, AIA was a Dallas architect who was responsible for the design of many Highland Park homes in...  See More on G. Mallory Collins

George Dahl, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect George Dahl George Dahl might be the most famous architect in Dallas. He not only designed important commercial buildings downtown, including the Neiman Marcus...  See More on George Dahl

George N. Marble, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect George N. Marble George Marble, in the early and mid 1930s, designed homes in Lakewood and in Highland Park. You can see his work...  See More on George N. Marble

George T. Reynolds, Jr, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect George T. Reynolds, Jr Architect George T. Reynolds, Jr was responsible for 6800 Turtle Creek Boulevard, in the University Park neighborhood.  See More on George T. Reynolds, Jr

Glenn Allen Galaway, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Glenn Allen Galaway Glenn Allen Galaway was born in Bowie, Texas and originally trained with Philip Johnson in New York approximately from 1946-1950. He...  See More on Glenn Allen Galaway

Goodwin & Tatum, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Goodwin & Tatum Goodwin & Tatum architects designed one of the favorite houses in Highland Park across from Versailles Park at 4417 Versailles. Goodwin...  See More on Goodwin & Tatum

Grayson W. Gill, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Grayson W. Gill Architect Grayson W. Gill, AIA had many projects including architecturally significant Dallas homes in the Highland Park neighborhood.  See More on Grayson W. Gill

Greene, La Roche & Dahl, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Greene, La Roche & Dahl While each individual architect at Greene LaRoche & Dahl designed significant projects, this firm was also responsible for designing...  See More on Greene, La Roche & Dahl

Guy Cahoon, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Guy Cahoon Guy Cahoon designed in 1930 perhaps the most charming home in Northern Hills. Built behind the brook and nestled under the trees,...  See More on Guy Cahoon

Hal Anderson, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Hal Anderson Architect Hal Anderson was known for designing mid-century estate homes and ranches like 9807 Inwood Road in the Preston Hollow neighborhood.  See More on Hal Anderson

Hal O. Yoakum, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Hal O. Yoakum In the second half of his career that spanned from 1923 – 1968, he also designed important homes in the Preston...  See More on Hal O. Yoakum

Harold Prinz, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Harold Prinz Harold Prinz and Lavere Brooks made up the architectural firm of Prinz and Brooks. They designed many of the most significant modern...  See More on Harold Prinz

Harre M. Bernet, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Harre M. Bernet Dallas architect Harre M. Burnet worked on many buildings in Dallas including homes in the Highland Park neighborhood and the University...  See More on Harre M. Bernet

Harwood K. Smith, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Harwood K. Smith Harwood K. Smith is known for his design of commercial development, but he also did handsome modern residences. He collaborated on...  See More on Harwood K. Smith

Henry B. Thomson (Hal Thomson), Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Henry B. Thomson Hal Thomson introduced the architecturally refined mansion to Dallas. He was an architect with a background of privilege, the son of...  See More on Henry B. Thomson (Hal Thomson)

Henry Coke Knight, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Henry Coke Knight Dallas architect Henry Coke Knight, a graduate of the University of Texas and the Harvard School of Architecture, was known for...  See More on Henry Coke Knight

Herbert M. Greene, Architect

Architect Herbert M. Greene could be considered the landmark architect of Dallas. His work includes many landmarks that continue to enchant us and bring early Dallas to life. Herbert M....  See More on Herbert M. Greene

Hidell & Decker, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Hidell & Decker The greenbelt wraps around this mid-century modern home designed by architects Bill Hidell and Howard Decker, proteges of George Dahl and...  See More on Hidell & Decker

Horace S. Avery, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Horace S. Avery Horace S. Avery was a Dallas architect who worked on many homes in the Highland Park neighborhood.  See More on Horace S. Avery

Howard R. Meyer, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Howard R. Meyer Rick Brettell sites Howard Meyer as the first international modernist architect in Dallas, "When Meyer arrived in Texas in 1935, he...  See More on Howard R. Meyer

Hubert Hammond Crane, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Hubert Hammond Crane Architect Hubert Hammond Crane, AIA studied under architect David Williams and became known for incorporating European, Georgian, Colonial, French Provincial, and...  See More on Hubert Hammond Crane

J.A. Pitzinger, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect J.A. Pitzinger Architect J.A. Pitzinger designed many buildings in Dallas including the Sanger Brother's parking garage, one of the first parking garages in Texas,...  See More on J.A. Pitzinger

James A. Russell, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect James A. Russell Architect James A. Russell worked on 4501 South Versailles Avenue a mid-century home in the Highland Park neighborhood.  See More on James A. Russell

James E. Duff, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect James E. Duff Architect James E. Duff had many projects in Dallas including several homes in the Highland Park neighborhood.  See More on James E. Duff

James N. McCammon, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect James N. McCammon Dallas architect James N. McCammon designed many buildings in Texas including the Monroe Building (also known as the Reserve Loan Life...  See More on James N. McCammon

Jim Wiley, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Jim Wiley Jim Wiley was the lead designer for Bud Oglesby. As Howard Meyer began designing softer houses influenced by Frank Lloyd Wright, Jim...  See More on Jim Wiley

John Allen Boyle, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect John Allen Boyle John Allen Boyle is little known but the architect for three of Dallas' favorite, dramatic and picturesque residences. He designed the...  See More on John Allen Boyle

John Astin Perkins, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect John Astin Perkins John Astin Perkins is known both as an interior designed and an architect. He has a large body of work where...  See More on John Astin Perkins

John B. Danna, Sr., Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect John B. Danna, Sr. John B. Danna, Sr. was one of the contributing architects to the State Fair of Texas buildings. He was a...  See More on John B. Danna, Sr.

John D. Carsey, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect John D. Carsey John D. Carsey of Carsey & Linksie designed many modern and mid-century modern homes in Dallas. At 5343 Wateka in Greenway...  See More on John D. Carsey

John Staub, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect John Staub John Staub was a prominent architect in Houston who came to Dallas in 1936 at the request of Alex Camp and Roberta...  See More on John Staub

Joseph Gordon, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Joseph Gordon Joseph Gordon was a mid-century modernist who designed homes north of Preston Hollow. In 1955 he designed 11341 Hillcrest Road, and in...  See More on Joseph Gordon

Kenneth Burgess, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Kenneth Burgess Ken Burgess was raised in New Mexico and studied under Hal Box at the University of Texas in 1977. His passion for...  See More on Kenneth Burgess

La Roche & Dahl, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect La Roche & Dahl La Roche & Dahl started off as Greene, La Roche & Dahl but became La Roche & Dahl in 1933....  See More on La Roche & Dahl

Lang & Witchell, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Lang & Witchell Otto H. Lang and Frank O. Witchell were the most important Dallas architectural firm in the early 1900s. Otto Lang was...  See More on Lang & Witchell

Linskie & Witchell, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Linskie & Witchell Linskie & Witchell, an architectural firm in Dallas, worked on homes in Dallas some of which are in the Highland Park...  See More on Linskie & Witchell

Lucius E. O’Bannon, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Lucius E. O'Bannon Architect Lucius E. O'Bannon, AIA worked on homes in Dallas including homes in the Highland Park neighborhood. He studied under Roscoe...  See More on Lucius E. O’Bannon

Luther E. Sadler, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Luther E. Sadler Luther Sadler designed many Art Moderne or Art Deco residences in Dallas. These are found both in Oak Cliff and in...  See More on Luther E. Sadler

M. Barnett, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect M. Barnett In 1924, M. Barnett designed two important homes on Swiss Avenue, 5816 and 5822. They reflected the progressive and Prairie styles found...  See More on M. Barnett

Marble & Dilbeck, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Marble & Dilbeck The architectural firm of Marble & Dilbeck consists of architects George Marble and Charles Dilbeck who worked together in 1932. Together...  See More on Marble & Dilbeck

Max M. Sandfield, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Max M. Sandfield Max Sandfield co-designed with architect Howard Meyer Temple Emanu-El which was featured on the cover of LIFE magazine the year it...  See More on Max M. Sandfield

O’Neil Ford, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect O'Neil Ford O'Neil Ford first came to Dallas to work with David Williams, who was determined to establish a style that merged the modernism...  See More on O’Neil Ford

Peterman Brothers, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Peterman Brothers Fred and Charlie Peterman were the sons of builder Henry Peterman. Before the Great Depression they began an architectural firm, the Peterman...  See More on Peterman Brothers

Peyton G. Cooper, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Peyton G. Cooper Architect Peyton G. Cooper was responsible for designing the Hughey Gymnasium and the Wynne Chapel tower at Austin College. He also...  See More on Peyton G. Cooper

Ralph Bryan, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Ralph Bryan Ralph Bryan designed the Louisiana neoclassical style home in Perry Heights at 4524 Rawlins. Arch Swank later adapted this style for the...  See More on Ralph Bryan

Ralph Merrill, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Ralph Merrill Ralph Merrill was a modernist who is known for his Mid-Century modern homes. He designed 3520 Rock Creek in Turtle Creek Park....  See More on Ralph Merrill

Robert D. Goodwin, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Robert D. Goodwin Robert Goodwin, when he was working on his own, designed 4200 Bordeaux in 1950.  See More on Robert D. Goodwin

Robert James, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Robert James This AIA Merit Award Winning home was designed by Bob James, who was the founding architect of James, Harwick + Partners, a...  See More on Robert James

Robert Johnson Perry, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Robert Johnson Perry Architect Robert Johnson Perry has worked on many homes in Dallas in neighborhoods like Preston Hollow and Highland Park like 10221...  See More on Robert Johnson Perry

Robert T. Samuels, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Robert T. Samuels Robert T. Samuels was a Dallas architect who worked on 3909 Miramar Avenue, an architecturally significant residence in the neighborhood of...  See More on Robert T. Samuels

Robertson & Linskie, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Robertson & Linskie Architects Fonzie Robertson and Robert Linskie partnered together to form the architectural firm of Robertson & Linskie in 1928. They worked...  See More on Robertson & Linskie

Roscoe DeWitt, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Roscoe DeWitt Dewitt and Washburn designed the contemporary model home for the Texas Centennial celebration at Fair Park. After the Fair, the home was...  See More on Roscoe DeWitt

Sadler & Russell, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Sadler & Russell One of the projects worked on by Dallas architectural firm Sadler & Russell was the 1920s home 4328 Livingston Avenue in...  See More on Sadler & Russell

Shutt & Scott, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Shutt & Scott Burton Schutt and Denman Scott were brothers that made up the architectural firm Schutt & Scott. Because of the anti-German sentiment...  See More on Shutt & Scott

Sir Alfred Bossom, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Sir Alfred Bossom Sir Alfred C. Bossom worked in New York from 1903 to 1926. In 1922, he designed the Magnolia Building at 108...  See More on Sir Alfred Bossom

Thompson & Perry, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Thompson & Perry The work of Dallas architectural firm Thompson & Perry includes the Historic Caruth Homeplace and Highland Park homes like 4240 Arcady...  See More on Thompson & Perry

Thomson & Fooshee, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Thomson & Fooshee Both Marian Fooshee and James Cheek worked for and became partners at one time with Hal Thomson. Two of the houses...  See More on Thomson & Fooshee

Thomson & Lanum, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Thomson & Lanum Architectural firm Thomson & Lanum worked on many projects including 4242 Bordeaux Avenue in the Highland Park neighborhood.  See More on Thomson & Lanum

Thomson & Swaine, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Thomson & Swaine Thomson & Swaine, Hal Thomson's architectural firm, was responsible for building many homes in the Highland Park and University Park neighborhoods.  See More on Thomson & Swaine

Verne E. Shanklin, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Verne E. Shanklin V.E. Shanklin designed one of the favorite homes found in Lakewood.  See More on Verne E. Shanklin

W. Scott Dunne, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect W. Scott Dunne Texas Architect W. Scott Dunne is known for designing movie theaters throughout Texas including the Ritz Theater in Corpus Christi, The...  See More on W. Scott Dunne

W.T. Stanford, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect W.T. Stanford Architect W.T. Stanford was responsible for the design of the 1950s Old Highland Park home, 4408 Lakeside Drive.  See More on W.T. Stanford

Wade H. Klamberg, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Wade H. Klamberg Wade H. Klamberg, AIA was a Dallas architect who's work includes Highland Park home 3541 Hanover Street.  See More on Wade H. Klamberg

William Benson, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect William Benson His greatest work is a 2,700 square foot Mid-Century Modern home, one of the finest in the city. It was a collaboration...  See More on William Benson

William H. Reeves, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect William H. Reeves W. H. Reeves designed one of the grandest houses on Swiss Avenue. Originally it was the home of W. W. Caruth,...  See More on William H. Reeves

William I. Cole, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect William I. Cole Architect William I. Cole was a Dallas architect who was responsible for the design of 4520 South Versailles Avenue, a tudor...  See More on William I. Cole

Wilson McClure, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Wilson McClure Wilson McClure had a brilliant career designing homes from the 1930s that had a Texas flair, to very formal Georgian homes in...  See More on Wilson McClure

Bryan and Sharp, Architect

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Frederick Charles Bonsack, Architect

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Galbraith & Gaylord, Architect

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Jack Hemphill, Architect

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Martin C. Kleuser, Architect

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Orlopp and Orlopp, Architect

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Scott Lyons, Architect

Thoughts on the Contributions of Architect Scott Lyons Scott Lyons,FAIA, originally worked for O'Neil Ford and continued exploring the same architectural themes. As a one-man office, he designed important Highland...  See More on Scott Lyons

William A. Cooke, Architect

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