An unfiltered look of Dallas, Texas and its surrounding neighborhoods.

A view of architect designed modern Dallas skyscrapers and high rise modern homes from the iconic 560 restaurant in the revolving Reunion Tower.

The views from the two story lofts at 2011 Cedar Springs, built in 2000, are rapidly evolving. Here are views of the new construction, the Ritz Carlton, the Crescent, a two story adapted use residence recently featured in the New York Times, and a distant view of the Perot Museum. This 43 unit building is just around the corner from Clyde Warren Park.
Downtown Dallas

The Lamplighter School has a luncheon that celebrates the alumni and other people important to the school. Here architect Frank Welch comments about The Lamplighter School and the architectural work that O’Neil Ford and he did at Lamplighter.

The Dallas AIA Modern Home Tour allows Dallas architecture fans to see modern home designed by Mark Hoesterey of Stocker Hoesterey Montenegro Architects. The size and scale creates a transition from the small and large houses in the Northaven neighborhood.

Dougnewby.com/Architecture

Salum Restaurant in the Knox Henderson Area often attracts art patrons like Christen Wilson.  You can see art from the Christen and Derek Wilson collection currently on loan to the Dallas Museum of Art and the Nasher Sculpture Center.

http://www.dougnewby.com/neighborhoods/Downtown/

Scattered through Highland Park are some very old and very large magnolia trees.  Here in the backyard of a historic home across from Versailles Park you will find this gorgeous magnolia.

http://highlandparkdallas.com/

Brookside Estates is a small neighborhood tucked away behind the Lakewood Shopping Center and the Lakewood Country Club. This neighborhood is even more quiet when it is covered in snow.

http://www.dougnewby.com/Neighborhoods/East_Dallas/Old_East_Dallas/Default.asp

The first home built on Swiss Avenue was also the first home to receive the Restoration House of the Year Award 75 years later.

http://www.dougnewby.com/the_firm/Origins/

It is a Swiss Avenue tradition to wish Swiss Avenue’s most stylish resident a Happy Birthday in the snow.

http://www.dougnewby.com/neighborhoods/Munger_Place_and_Swiss_Avenue/

The first highrise apartments in Dallas were built in what is now the Jefferson Peak Historic District by a Brooklyn developer.  Here you see the Viola Courts across from Swiss Avenue.

http://www.dougnewby.com/neighborhoods/munger_place_and_swiss_avenue/snow-falls-on-swiss-ave.asp