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Maestri Studio (photo by Jennifer McNeil Baker)

A renovated 1920s Craftsman home in the Junius Heights Historic District by Veux Deux Design (photo by Home Snappers)

A University Park home by Janson Luter Architects (photo by Charles Davis Smith)

A modern home off Royal Lane by AMDG Studio (photo by Dan Finnell)

A home in the Bent Tree neighborhood of Dallas by Marc McCollom Architects (photo by Charles Davis Smith)

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The AIA Dallas Tour of Homes exclusive Premiere Party home in North Dallas, designed by Michael Malone, FAIA of Malone Maxwell Dennehy Architects (photo by Jud Haggard)

Step Inside the Best New Residential Architecture in Dallas This October

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D allas has no shortage of great home tours. Any weekend is well spent exploring the glamorous bungalows of Hollywood/Santa Monica, the Queen Anne-style estates along Swiss Avenue, and the quirky, Charles Dilbeck-filled corner of Cochran Heights. But only one Dallas home tour lets you explore the best of every coveted neighborhood: the AIA Dallas Tour of Homes.

The popular event focuses on the best architecture across the city, no matter where that work resides. With tickets now available for the 2023 AIA Dallas Tour of Homes, we’re offering an exclusive peek at the six striking dwellings, chosen from countless submissions by the Tour of Homes committee, that will open their doors on Saturday, October 28, and Sunday, October 29.

East Dallas: Maestri Studio

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An East Dallas Jewel by Maestri Studio

Architect Eddie Maestri and his eponymous studio are known for modernist masterpieces (often with a playful dash of Palm Springs). This East Dallas gem is a blend of SoCal/Asian styles, inspired by the clients’ travels. Bringing the outdoors in was key, and Maestri Studio did it in surprising ways. Unique additions include a sliding glass door between a living area and the central courtyard, as well as an indoor/outdoor fireplace that punches through the exterior wall.

North Dallas: AMDG Studio

A preston hollow stunner by amdg studio.

What began as a modest ranch remodel evolved into a serious makeover on Bobbitt Drive. The client dreamed of an airy, sun-soaked place to cook and entertain. Walnut millwork, Douglas fir ceilings, Lueders limestone, and more are seen throughout the high-efficiency home, which was designed to accommodate a wheelchair in the future (along with a dedicated suite for a future caregiver).

Junius Heights: VeuxDeux Designs

A renovated 1920s crafstman in junius heights.

Known for thoughtful preservation and a harmonious high-low blend, the talented team behind VeuxDeux Design , founded in 2017 by AIA architect Leslie Nepveu, completely renovated a small Craftsman home in Dallas’ historic Junius Heights neighborhood (part of the 1919 Munger Place Revision) and added a 795-square-foot second floor. The foundation was adjusted, a fireplace was replaced, and an antique gas radiator was installed to add even more character to the classic Dallas home.

Preston Hollow: Malone Maxwell Dennehy Architects

A preston hollow “classic” by malone maxwell dennehy architects.

An airy contemporary residence by the longstanding Dallas architecture firm allows every room to commune with its killer backyard. A striking blend of contemporary and traditional elements, “it is deliberately domestic and recalls familiar tropes of American houses” according to the AIA website.

University Park: Janson Luter Architects

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To build this large family home on a small corner lot in the Park Cities, the Janson Luter team had to get creative. A collaboration with Dan Shipley, FAIA of the award-winning firm shipleyArchitects, helped establish the unique flow of the open concept home. A thoughtful material palette (including St. Joe’s bricks coursed to align with all openings of the facade) was selected to complement the project’s structure.

Bent Tree: Marc McCollom Architect

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The late ’70s home in Far North Dallas was a “ rambling conglomeration of rooms ” beyond its striking modern exterior. The Marc McCollom team did a complete renovation of the 7,500-square-foot interior, bringing clarity, scale, and stunning materials.

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AIA Dallas Tour of Homes 2023

October 28, 2023 @ 10:00 am - october 29, 2023 @ 5:00 pm cdt.

The 2023 AIA Dallas Tour of Homes, sponsored by eggersmann Dallas , will offer an open-house style of tour of the best in residential architecture. Local architects curated a collection of homes in neighborhoods across the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.

Proceeds from the tour benefit AIA Dallas.

After purchasing your ticket, visit the homes at your convenience from 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Saturday, October 28 and Sunday, October 29, 2023.

Homes on the tour will be announced in August, 2023. Home addresses will be provided to ticket holders 2 weeks prior to the event date.

Tickets on sale now. Buy early to take advantage of the $5 discount pre-sale offer.

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Dallas Architects Know What They Like When Selecting Stops For The AIA Dallas Tour of Homes

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And in the case of the AIA’s annual Dallas Tour of Homes, co-chairs Andrew Meckfessell and Andrew Stiglmeier know the work of good architects because “the two Andrews” are architects, too. They helped select the homes being showcased in this year’s tour planned for 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Oct. 28 and 29, and they’re pleased with what the public will be able to view.

“We take pride in our selection and reaching out to these architects,” Meckfessell said. “It’s always nice to see what they’re doing.”

The six tour homes will serve as innovative and diverse examples of what architects’ unique designs can do to create exceptional living spaces. No cookie-cutter applications here.

“We like to have a mix,” said Stiglmeier. “We work hard to get more variety of different types of homes. This year we have a house that’s more about historic preservation, and we still have the high-end homes as well. People are going to be pleasantly surprised with the variety of homes.”

AIA Dallas Tour of Homes’ 17th Year

Now in its 17th year, the 2023 tour will feature two homes in East Dallas, one in Highland Park, two in Preston Hollow, and one in Far North Dallas. Tickets for the self-guided tour will go on sale Aug. 10 at www.hometourdallas.com . Tickets cost $50 prior to Oct. 23 and $60 after that date.

The co-chairs both feel the Dallas tour, the only citywide tour curated by architects, serves a very important purpose.

“Part of our goal with the tour is promoting the use of architects and what we really hope happens is that through the experience people can appreciate the homes,” Stiglmeier said. “We’re showing what architects can do and the value they provide.”

Meckfessel is a fan of home tours because he thinks they’re interesting ways to see the partnerships among cities, neighborhoods, and architects.

“You drive buy these homes on a daily basis and never get to see in them,” he said. “It’s a great opportunity to see exactly what’s inside them. As an architect, I enjoy seeing a completed project within a neighborhood.”

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Meckfessel and Stiglmeier bring professional experience to the volunteer positions they’ve assumed for the annual home tour. Both are members of the Dallas chapter of The American Institute of Architects, the tour’s host organization.

Meckfessel, associate principal architect with DSGN Associates , specializes in urban planning, library and fire station design, sustainable design, and historic preservation. He holds both bachelor’s and master’s degrees in architecture, and his portfolio includes work on several Dallas libraries, Dallas offices, and mixed-use developments in the Philippines.

Stiglmeier, who earned an architecture degree from Texas Tech University, launched his own firm,   A. Michael Architecture , in 2020. He specializes in high-end residential design, both single-family and small-scale, multifamily designs. His work is influenced by an appreciation of history and architecture he gained growing up in Europe and Asia.

Promoting Dallas Architects

In leading the Dallas tour, Meckfessell and Stiglmeier are eager to promote the work of other architects. Firms with work included in this year’s tour are AMDG Studio, Janson Luter Architects, Maestri Studio, Malone Maxwell Dennehy Architects, Marc McCollom Architect, and Veux Deux Design.

Getting to see their designs is a great experience, one the co-chairs know will benefit the public and one they hope the public will embrace.

“It’s a strong advocacy for what you get when you hire an architect,” Meckfessel said. “There’s a strong benefit to hiring an architect.”

In some ways, it’s a gift to the community.

“I’ve been more than happy to champion the tour for the AIA and the people who love it as an event,” Stiglmeier said.

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2023 AIA Dallas Tour of Homes Promises to Wow With Architect-Selected Contemporary Designs

The 2023 AIA Dallas Tour of Homes is one you won’t want to miss if Maestri Studio’s contemporary design in East Dallas is any indication. Dubbed “Garden Jewel” by the architecture firm, it’s one of six homes on this year’s 17th annual event planned for October 28-29.

The tour, presented by eggersmann Kitchens & Home Living, will feature architect-designed homes throughout the city including two residences in East Dallas, one in Highland Park, two in Preston Hollow, and one in Far North Dallas. The selections showcase the latest in contemporary style as well as how architects help clients overcome design challenges to achieve noteworthy spaces.

The 2023 AIA Dallas Tour of Homes is co-chaired by Andrew Meckfessel, AIA, NCARB, and Andrew Stiglmeier, AIA, RID.

“We are excited as always to share stunning home designs by Dallas-based architects at this Tour of Homes, but we are especially happy to see some up-and-coming architects’ work on this year’s tour,” Meckfessel said in a press release.

Projects on this year’s tour range from a renovation and expansion of a 1920s Craftsman home in the Junius Heights Historic District to fit a family of four, to rebuilding from the ground up a much-loved Preston Hollow home, to accommodating dual goals of being able to age in place and entertain grandchildren and guests.

“This year’s submissions really stood out to the selection committee as excellent examples of residential architecture that addressed a wide variety of needs, style preferences, scale, and budget,” Stiglmeier added. 

Attending The 2023 AIA Dallas Tour of Homes

The self-guided, in-person 2023 AIA Dallas Tour of Homes is Saturday, October 28, and Sunday, October 29, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. Tickets go on sale Thursday, August 10 at www.hometourdallas.com . Tickets are $50 if purchased before Monday, October 23. Starting the week of the tour, on Monday, October 23, ticket prices will increase to $60.

The separately ticketed premiere party event held before the tour will be on Thursday, October 26, at a home not on the general admission tour. Tickets, which also go on sale Thursday, August 10, are $125 and include live music, passed hors d’oeuvres, an open bar, conversations with the tour architects, plus a ticket to the self-guided weekend tour. This year’s exclusive premiere Party home is in North Dallas, designed by Michael Malone, FAIA, of Malone Maxwell Dennehy Architects.

Architecture firms with work on this year’s Tour are AMDG Studio; Janson Luter Architects; Maestri Studio; Malone Maxwell Dennehy Architects; Marc McCollom Architect, and Veux Deux Design. 

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Inspiration Awaits: The AIA Dallas Tour of Homes 2023

Nov 29, 2023

Published September 29, 2023 in   Katy Trail Weekly

Discover the 17th Annual AIA Dallas Tour of Homes, a must-attend event for architecture enthusiasts and anyone interested in design! This unique tour, taking place on October 28 and 29 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., showcases the architectural prowess of Dallas. Organized by the American Institute of Architects (AIA) Dallas chapter, this self-guided tour features six homes, each a testament to innovative design solutions.

Whether you’re passionate about architecture, looking for renovation inspiration, or simply enjoy exploring beautifully crafted homes, this event is for you. The tour encompasses various neighborhoods, offering diverse architectural styles, from contemporary to historical.

It’s not just about homes; it’s about community involvement and supporting local architects. AIA Dallas empowers architects to excel and impact their profession. By participating, you contribute to the growth of architectural excellence in your city.

Don’t miss this opportunity to be inspired, gain knowledge, and connect with the architecture community. Get your tickets at   hometourdallas.com   and embark on a journey through Dallas’ architectural gems. Join us on this exciting architectural adventure, and who knows, you might find your next home improvement muse!

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From historic manses to midcentury moderns, these homes are opening their doors for an exclusive look this spring..

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Sure, browsing the ’gram and scrolling through Pinterest provide an endless array of home ideas. But there’s no better inspiration than actually touring a house — walking the layout, examining the architectural details and seeing how the design comes together. Or perhaps you just enjoy getting a peek into how other people live. (We get that, too!) Whatever your motivation, check out these five home tours, showcasing diverse neighborhoods and styles in the Dallas area.

Munger Place Historic District Wine Walk & Home Tour

Date: Saturday, April 22, 4-8 p.m.

Cost: Standard tickets are $55 ($40 for advance purchase by April 15), and premium tickets are $85 ($70 for advance purchase); buy tickets on the Munger Place Historic District Association website .

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Sip wine from beloved Italian market Jimmy’s Food Store and nosh on appetizers as you stroll the historic Munger Place neighborhood in East Dallas. “These houses — all over 105 years old — are truly remarkable,” says event chair Dee Wolfe. The four homes on the tour all feature the Prairie-style architecture that gives the neighborhood its charming look. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Boys & Girls Club and local schools.

White Rock Home Tour

Dates: April 22-23, noon-5 p.m.

Cost: Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door; purchase tickets on the White Rock Home Tour website .

This marks the 15th annual White Rock Home Tour, a benefit for Hexter Elementary in East Dallas. The tour is known for highlighting midcentury modern architecture, especially Ju-Nel homes, and the 2023 event is no different. “We are so excited to feature a lovingly restored Ju-Nel home in our Hexter school district on Forest Grove,” says chair Jessica Stewart Lendvay. “Also, there will be a wonderful modern home by Far + Dang on Vanderbilt that seems very inspired by the principles of Ju-Nel.” Five homes, ranging from restorations to new builds, are showcased over two days.

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Preservation Park Cities Virtual Home Tour

Dates: May 4-12

Cost: Tickets start at $25; find more information on the Park Cities Home Tour webpage .

From large estates to charming cottages, the annual Preservation Park Cities virtual home tour offers a look inside a range of preserved and remodeled homes. View four architecturally significant residences from notable architects such as Charles Dilbeck, Hal Thomson and James Duff, all while in the comfort of your own home. In-person events include a Patron Premier Party on May 1, with tickets starting at $250, and a more exclusive underwriting soiree on May 3, with tickets starting at $500.

Dallas Builders Association Parade of Homes

Date: May 6, 10am-5pm

Cost: Tickets are $25; purchase beginning April 3 via the Parade of Homes website , or buy tickets on-site during the event.

This annual event organized by the Dallas Builders Association is a highlight of the spring tour circuit. Last year’s homes ranged in style from Santa Barbara and midcentury modern to sustainable eco-friendly residences, all built by members of the DBA. This year, expect five homes in various styles — an architecture buff’s dream. A map with addresses will be emailed one week prior to the self-guided event.

Swiss Avenue Historic District Mother’s Day Tour

Dates: May 13, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; May 14, noon-6 p.m.

Cost: Tickets are $30 in advance and $35 during the tour weekend; purchase on the Swiss Avenue Historic District website and, beginning April 1, at select local retailers.

The historic district’s Mother’s Day weekend home tour is now in its 50th year. In celebration, the event will include horse-drawn carriages, an artisan market, live entertainment, a children’s play area, food trucks and adult beverages — all in addition to the gorgeous homes on view. Six residences that are spread out on Swiss Avenue, La Vista Drive and Bryan Parkway will welcome guests for this highly anticipated tour. “One of the homes [6017 Swiss Avenue] will be celebrating its 100th birthday while on tour,” says marketing chair Alex Gandara-Morgan.

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The aia dallas tour of homes is dallas’ only citywide home tour., each fall, the aia dallas tour of homes features the best in residential architecture. the tour of homes is a self-guided tour of unique and creative residences in late october showcasing the work of our city’s talented architects. curated by local architects, each year’s tour features groundbreaking homes in neighborhoods across the dallas-fort worth metroplex., event details.

Tour of Homes Hours of Operation are 10:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Saturday, October 26 and Sunday, October 27. 

The Tour is an "open house" format and guests are invited to visit the homes on the tour at their convenience during our hours of operation. Homes on the tour will be announced in August, 2024, and home addresses will be provided to ticketholders a maximum of two weeks prior to the event date.

Tickets will go on sale in August 2024. More information about the ticket types available are below.

VIP Pass:  Includes a ticket to the Premiere Party event on Thursday, October 24  and includes Weekend Admission to the full Tour of Homes. There are no physical tickets provided for the Premiere Party or the weekend tour event. You will receive your wristband(s) at the Premiere Party event or you can claim them during the weekend at any home on the tour.

Weekend Admission:  Is a ticket to every home on the weekend tour. There are no physical tickets provided for the tour. To start your tour, visit any home on the tour and check-in at the entrance. You only need to check in once to receive a wristband that gets you access to all the other homes on the tour.

Single Home Ticket: Allows entry to only one home on the tour. When you check-in at the home you would like to visit you will NOT receive a wristband. There is no re-entry for a single home ticket after you leave the home.

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City of Dallas Issues Architecture, Engineering & Design (AED) Request for Qualifications for Components 3 and 4 of the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas Expansion

The City of Dallas Convention and Event Services Department (CES) released a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for Components 3 and 4 of the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas (KBHCCD) expansion project Thursday, June 20, 2024.

The RFQ calls for architectural, engineering and design (AED) firms to submit qualifications for the convention center components 3 and 4. Component 3 focuses on Dallas Memorial Arena and Component 4 focuses on The Black Academy of Arts and Letters (TBAAL).

The RFQ solicitations align with the City’s overarching objectives of fostering equity, sustainability, and economic growth while delivering a world-class convention center that strengthens community ties.

All  Component 3  and  Component 4  RFQ responses must be submitted through the  City’s Bonfire portal  by Friday, July 19, 2024 at 1 p.m. Pre-proposal meetings and an onsite walking/bus tour will follow the schedule below, with meeting details posted on Bonfire:

• Thursday, June 20:  Release of Architectural & Engineering Design (AED) Services RFQs on  Bonfire
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• Tuesday, June 25:  Component 4 pre-proposal Meeting #1 and Component 3 pre-proposal Meeting #2
• Friday, June 28: Component 4 Pre-proposal Meeting #2 
• Monday, July 8:  Component 4 Pre-proposal Meeting #3
• Friday, July 19:  AED RFQs due at 1 p.m.

For questions and inquiries, please visit the official project website at  DallasCCMasterPlan.com .

*Please note that the schedule may be adjusted to enhance engagement and participation. All changes will be communicated promptly via the Bonfire portal to ensure all participants are well-informed and can adapt accordingly.  

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