Dallas Architecture Seen in Dallas and Highland Park Homes and Neighborhoods
Presented by Dallas Best Realtor Douglas Newby
Dallas Architecture best expresses itself in the neighborhoods of Dallas and the Townships of Highland Park and University Park. Residential architecture has similarities to each other in each era. However, each city has its own nuance and regional interpretation of classic or modern styles. National Award-Winning Realtor Douglas Newby is well known as an expert on Dallas residential architecture and the neighborhoods within Dallas, Highland Park and University Park. Prominent clients who are passionate about good design and a neighborhood site that will bring happiness to their family enjoy and benefit from the representation of Realtor Douglas Newby.
DallasArchitecture.com Website Brings MLS Homes Designated with an Architectural Style to Your Attention
While Douglas Newby is best able to review the specific architecture styles found in Dallas, here you will be able to see the architectural styles as they are labeled for MLS.
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Featured English Style Designed Greenway Parks Home
5530 Wenonah Drive, Dallas, Texas
Architect Fonzi Robertson Designed Home – Not Yet on Market
Architect Fonzie Robertson designed this Greenway Parks masterpiece in 1928 in an English style. It was an elegant and grand home then, and remains so today. With 5,500 square feet, sited on .53 acres of land, and enhanced by the Greenway private park behind it, 5530 Wenonah was distinguished from the beginning.
Charles Dilbeck Home in Highland Park – Offered For Sale – Sold
4676 Lorraine Avenue, Dallas, Texas
Charles S. Dilbeck Designed this Home Which Still Enjoys it’s Original Architectural Detail
Architect Charles Dilbeck has always captured the imagination of Dallas with his charming and well composed architecture that brings out the characteristics of whimsical English cottages and the indigenous qualities of Texas Modern homes. This architecturally significant Charles Dilbeck home at 4676 Lorraine Avenue is reminiscent of 4144 Shenandoah, one of the “Four Sisters” on the corner of Shenandoah and Douglas in University Park. This home at 4676 Lorraine Avenue is designed along the length of the lot to allow sunlight to easily penetrate the home from two directions. You will enjoy the compositional series of the home clad in irregular cut stone that further treats us with rectangular and cylindrical beautifully detailed stone chimneys. You will also see a further series of wood details that include the bracketed eaves, the diagonal geometric pattern screen on part of the porch and the turned wood Texas-style porch columns with a classical inspiration.
With every expected Dilbeck feature on both the exterior and interior, this may be the most historically intact representation of Dilbeck’s interior design work.
Nancy McCoy
Leading Preservation Architect
Chair of the Board of Directors of the Dilbeck Architecture Conservancy
