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Jules Horton
If one were to ask what Jules Horton contributed to the lighting design profession, it would have to be that he believed in lighting design and its future as a recognized profession.
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Richard Kelly
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Edison Price
It is telling that Edison Price's trademark downlights and accent lights illuminate many of the world's great works of art. The inventor-engineer-designer is regarded today as somewhat of an old master himself. And like Rembrandt and Hals, he was among the first modern practitioners of his craft...
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Outstanding Achievement - The Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre, Dallas
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Louis Poulsen Receives AIA Collaborative Achievement Award
The American Institute of Architects (AIA) has selected five recipients for its Institute Honors for Collaborative Achievement, the highest form of recognition bestowed by the institute on allied professionals and organizations who work in the field of architecture. This year's recipients are the...
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Metroplex Flexes Recovery
JOB GROWTH IS BACK—at least in Dallas/Forth Worth, Texas. And the return of jobs has led to strengthening demand across the entire metroplex, driving absorption to the highest level in a decade.
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Calling for More Funds
DALLAS—Mayor Tom Leppert and seven other big-city mayors in Texas recently joined forces to request $25 million from the state to combat homelessness.
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Distressed Asset Prodigy: Hard Work, Homework, and Relationships
Two years ago, Carlos Vaz arrived in Dallas with no local contacts and less than $100,000 to start his multifamily investment business.
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Guilty Verdicts in Dallas Corruption Trial
Former Dallas Mayor Pro Tem Don Hill and several others were found guilty this week in a high-profile corruption case involving developers building low-income housing tax credit properties.
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Texas-Size Growth
Dallas— The large number of apartments under construction shows the confidence developers have in this market.