House by the Creek
Dallas, Texas

The House by the Creek is an example of design subtlety, finely executed detailing, and preservation of a riparian corridor. The project sits on a wooded lot in an established Dallas neighborhood bordered by Turtle Creek and a busy four-lane street yet feels serene because of heavy tree cover and the orientation of the home. The project modestly uses high quality materials that blend easily with the landscape: slate from India, Texas limestone, almondrilla wood, stainless steel, and copper. Experience of Tary Arterburn and awards received while at mesa.

 

Awards:
2006 Honor Award
Constructed Design
Texas ASLA

2006 Honor Award
General Design
National ASLA

 

Photographers:
Tim Hursley
Tom Jenkins
Chuck Smith

 
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