Thinking about the profound influence of architect Frank Welch on Dallas, architects, and architecture.
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Thinking about the profound influence of architect Frank Welch on Dallas, architects, and architecture.
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The death of E.G. Hamilton precedes the looming destruction of an architecturally significant home he designed.
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Here are examples of modern and traditional homes that share boundaries with massive private gardens or public parks.
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