Concrete Amsterdam proudly completes Dallas Urby, marking Urby’s expansion into Dallas’s vibrant Design District. This innovative residential development features 750 smartly designed apartments across two 27-story towers, all connected by a lush communal pool garden that seamlessly integrates with the neighborhood’s cultural fabric.
Worldwide Express Headquarters lifts the spirit of Dallas’ Deep Ellum and offers a high‑energy hub for the shipping giant’s fast‑growing, hybrid workforce. Designed by Corgan, the new two‑floor office crowns The Stack and invites employees, partners, and guests to connect while looking out over the downtown skyline.
Harwood No. 14 Office Tower towers over Dallas with modern elegance and urban energy. Located just north of the city center in the Harwood District, this 27-story office building redefines the area’s skyline while responding to modern workplace trends and user demands.
Highland Park House offers a fresh take on upscale Dallas living. In contrast to typical Tudor mansions and French chateaus, it boldly asserts its individuality. Moreover, it creates a nurturing space for both family life and art appreciation. Consequently, the design transforms a challenging site into a dynamic oasis that surprises and delights at every turn.
Selling a house in Dallas is both exciting and tasking. As one of the fastest-growing U.S. cities, the buyers for Dallas will run a wide gamut- from young professionals interested in the urban core’s lifestyle and entertainment options to families seeking suburban neighborhoods’ comfort.
Designed by Michael Gooden, Principal of M Gooden Design, Vertex House is a 4,200 square foot private residence that masterfully blends contemporary aesthetics with mid-century modern influences. Situated on a unique pie-shaped lot at the peak of a hill near White Rock Lake in Dallas, Texas, this home serves as both a personal sanctuary and a showcase of thoughtful architectural innovation.
Dissonant House is a composition of many parts built around the central core, a 1,400 square foot masonry-clad farmhouse built in 1939. Two previous additions to the structure from the 1960s and 1980s
This project represents a long collaboration between our team and an old friend of Best Practice (the designer of our company logo).
