Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
The historic Fort Worth Public Market building was originally developed by John J. Harden in 1930 on the edge of downtown. And it’s long been a subject of fascination in the city. Its architectural detailing and landmark tower ― including the sem…
Read MoreWhen the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railway extended its tracks through Dallas in the 1880s, the city was still in its youth. On the precipice of its transformation from a rural Texas town to a major metropolis, Dallas reaped the industrial rewards brought …
Read MoreBefore we get into the unique design elements of 4125 Junius Street — The stylish wallpaper! The crystal knobs! — we should address one fact. The property listing suggests the home would make an excellent Airbnb, and it’s not wrong. (What Loralei Gilmo…
Read MoreIt’s one thing to own a stunning mansion as your primary residence, but adding a second or third home brings things to another level. Pacaso, an innovative luxury second home ownership platform, is trying to make that easier. Pasaco is built arou…
Read MoreI stumbled upon 6015 Velasco Avenue the way most people discover prime real estate these days: on Instagram. It was one of many Dallas charmers posted by Richard Graziano, an agent with Allie Beth Allman and a regular fixture of D Magazine’s best real …
Read MoreWhen designing the “front door” for the new East River mixed-use development currently under construction near downtown Houston, the last thing the developers of The Laura at East River wanted to do was erect a run-of-the-mill apartment building. So th…
Read MoreHello 2022 and hello skyrocketing Houston luxury home sales. January kicked off the year with the sale of homes priced at $1 million and above increasing a remarkable 52.2 percent year-over-year. Clearly the market for upscale dwellings is hotter than …
Read MoreIf you’re one of the thousands following M Gooden Design on Instagram, you’re familiar with the Dallas-based architecture studio’s soaring, streamlined projects. From a mid-century-inspired guest house in Denton to a cozy “perch” in Dallas’ Peninsula n…
Read MoreIn 1954 the Lewis family of Lewis & Coker Supermarkets tasked architect Irving R. Klein to design an of-the-moment home, a spacious (for the time) 3,647 square feet with 15-foot vaulted ceilings, Philippine mahogany paneling, corrugated glass panel…
Read MoreThis is the story of a grand house with a colorful history — the site of a love story, a notorious robbery and a high-profile fundraiser for then-presidential candidate Donald Trump. It’s the home of high-wattage Houston trial lawyer Tony Buzbee…
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