Mid-Century Modern Design on Preservation Dallas Tour
October 22nd, 2013 | by ml
Photos via Preservation Dallas
Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty is pleased to be the Title Sponsor of this year’s the Fall 2013 Preservation Dallas Architectural Tour, focusing on mid-century modern design. Interested in contemporary design?
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The tour is Saturday, Oct. 26. The day begins at the Kalita Humphreys Theater with a continental breakfast and an architectural symposium. The discussion panel includes recently appointed Dallas Morning News architecture critic Mark Lamster, architectural historian Kate Holliday, and architect Larry Speck. The panelists will discuss the development and significance of this minimal architecture style.
Featured properties on the Preservation Dallas tour:
Robertson House by Harley Tracy, 1951
Markham House, 1951
Cavitt House by L.C. Cavitt, 1958
Touchstone House by Robert Johnson Perry, 1959
Galaway House by Glenn Allen Galaway, 1966
Fridge House by Scott Lyons, 1975
Tickets for the general tour, which includes six distinctive mid-century modern residences, are $40 for Preservation Dallas members and $50 for the public. Patron-level tour tickets ($85 for members; $100 for the public) include access to a seventh tour house, the Merritt House, plus an invitation to the Patron Party on Wednesday evening, Oct. 23, at the Prior House in Greenway Parks.
Prior House by Jon D. Carsey, 1951
Merritt House by O’Neil Ford, 1958
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Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty is Dallas’ luxury real estate leader, with more than 190 agents in five offices located throughout Dallas-Fort Worth and access to the global Sotheby’s network, including more than 11,000 agents in 600 offices worldwide. CEO Robbie Briggs independently owns and operates Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty. For more information on escapes and second homes, ranch and land, and luxury homes in the Dallas-Fort Worth region and beyond, go to briggsfreeman.com.
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