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May 3, 2012
Yesterday Was a Sad Day for Dallas
I sat in the front row of the folding chairs yesterday and gazed around the ceremonial "flag room" at City Hall. Mayor Mike Rawlings and a majority of the Dallas city council were ganged up around the podium endorsing a plan to build a two-billion-dollar toll road next to the Trinity River between d ... More >>
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February 2, 2012
Owner's Looking to Landmark His House, Designed by the Late, Great Harris Kemp
The "Harris Kemp House" at 2822 Maple Springs BoulevardI've driven past this house countless times; it's not far from the office, after all, more or less just behind Maple and Motor on Maple Springs Boulevard. But till I saw the agenda for Monday's meeting of the Landmark Commission, I had no ide ... More >>
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February 27, 2011
Is Dallas "Built Out," or Are City and County Officials' Priorities Completely Out of Whack?
A little more than a week ago, the U.S. Census Bureau revealed that the city of Dallas barely grew between 2000 and 2010 -- by 0.8 percent, to be precise, though Matt Stiles and Emily Ramshaw, the Texas Trib'ers contributing to this morning's New York Times, are generous enough to bump it up to " ... More >>
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April 10, 2010
Financial Times on the Good, the Bad and the "Omnivorous" Dallas Architecture
Justin TerveenDallas City HallWoke up this morning all prepared to direct your attention to Monday's Transportation and Environment Committee briefing involving neighborhood farmers markets, in which the key city-staff recommendation reads, "Neighborhood Farmers Markets may operate 24 non-consecu ... More >>
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June 2, 2009
Not Taking The Cake
Patrick MichelsThe 33 KDAF's Rebecca Miller dresses up her cake.In a scandal very much like the one where French and Russian figure skating judges fixed Olympics results, I was robbed this morning of a cake decorating crown that was--by at least one account--rightfully mine.But first, the important ... More >>
Blogs
November 21, 2008
A Grandfather's Stash Reveals the Dallas That Was and Might Have Been
Courtesy Justin Cozart Yesterday, I came across a Flickr page maintained by Justin Cozart, who's been uploading in recent days photos of a Dallas that no longer exists -- as you can tell by the photo of the Baker Hotel above, taken as it was being imploded in June 1980. But not all of Cozart's ph ... More >>
Blogs
May 5, 2008
Forty Years Ago, A Man Had a Plan for Downtown Dallas ...
Courtesy Justin Cozart Yesterday, I came across a Flickr page maintained by Justin Cozart, who's been uploading in recent days photos of a Dallas that no longer exists -- as you can tell by the photo of the Baker Hotel above, taken as it was being imploded in June 1980. But not all of Cozart's ph ... More >>
Blogs
February 26, 2008
A "Dallas Center for Architecture"? Nope, Not an Oxymoron, Swear.
Courtesy Justin Cozart Yesterday, I came across a Flickr page maintained by Justin Cozart, who's been uploading in recent days photos of a Dallas that no longer exists -- as you can tell by the photo of the Baker Hotel above, taken as it was being imploded in June 1980. But not all of Cozart's ph ... More >>
Culture
July 20, 2006
Piano Works
The architect Renzo Piano makes high design for our local culture of kitsch
Calendar
October 13, 2005
Like Mike
The architect Renzo Piano makes high design for our local culture of kitsch
Calendar
September 9, 2004
Strung Along
A party that's music to our ears
News
August 26, 2004
Boxcar Miller
The floating homeless encampment settles in at Dallas City Hall
Film
February 12, 2004
The Family Guy
A son goes looking for his late father and finds some buildings
Calendar
February 5, 2004
This Week's Day-By-Day Picks
A son goes looking for his late father and finds some buildings
Calendar
June 12, 2003
Members Only
It's a view to a thrill
Music
June 6, 1996
Virtual DSO
A new recording technology is music to Andrew Litton's ears
News
October 26, 1995
From Bauhaus to God's House
What happens when cutting-edge architecture collides with surburban sensibilities? Mark Alden Branch tells the unholy tale of Plano's Prince of Peace Catholic Church
News
October 12, 1995
BeloWatch
What happens when cutting-edge architecture collides with surburban sensibilities? Mark Alden Branch tells the unholy tale of Plano's Prince of Peace Catholic Church
Dining
September 21, 1995
Black velvet Elvis
A little attitude goes a long way at The Hard Rock Cafe

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