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Set on the edge of the escarpment, overlooking downtown Dallas, this dynamic house captures the view of the urban forest of North Dallas, A radial plan parti tied back to the adjoining culled sac provides rational to the buildings' design.
This contemporary house in Dallas is comprised of two stone clad volumes, joined by a light filled entry gallery. The narrow street entry gives hints of what is to come. Upon entry you see the creek beyond eventually revealing the wide expanse of garden.
This 1940's sprawling ranch style house was completely renovated, giving it new life as a contemporary dwelling nestled into the site. bound be a cul de sac and creek it has now been giving new life. The new pavilion looks back cross the pool to the house, but also out on the creek.
What's in a name?
Over the years this practice has gone by several names. Today we work as jess galloway ARCHITECTS. Before that the practice was Yagul Design. Today Yagul Design still exists for work carried out in some places and on some special projects. On rare occasions you my see us referred to as jgARCHITECTS. Whatever the name you will receive the some great service and excellent design.
You may ask where Yagul comes from. It is a small Zapotec site in the state of Oaxaca, Mexico. Beautifully sited on a plateau on the side of a hill outside Oaxaca City. It is a wonderful study for the city architecture of an ancient culture.