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DSGN Associates provides architectural, planning, interior design, and graphic design services to stellar clients around the world.

Our project types are diverse and include residential, retail centers, offices, civic facilities, and urban planning.

10/15/2026

Congratulations to principal Beth Brant, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, on receiving the Sustainability Commendation from the 2026 AIA Dallas Community Awards! 🌿

This honor recognizes Beth’s commitment to advancing sustainable design across North Texas, both in our work and in the wider community. We’re proud to have her leading the way.

Thank you, AIA Dallas, for celebrating the people shaping a more resilient Dallas.

10/14/2026

Designed as a nod to the nearby 1962 Draper tower, each Draper Townhome reflects its mid-century roots — low-slope roofs, expansive windows, and an honest material palette of CMU, wood siding, and colorful accents.

Homes are arranged around landscaped mews, creating shared outdoor space for residents to gather, while garages sit tucked away on private drives.

Each 2,200 sq ft unit spans two levels with an open living/dining/kitchen area, three bedrooms, and a flexible central space for work, play, or exercise.

10/08/2026

GREEN+ wraps up its first year next week, and we've learned so much along the way. 🌱

Join us Tuesday, Oct. 13 at 11 am CT for the final session, a look back at everything we've learned this year plus a structured feedback session. Registration is free. Link in bio!

A huge thank you to Karen Brooks-Crosby, CEO of GREEN+, for creating this series, and to Texas Association of Community Development Corporations for hosting it and sharing every presentation.

10/05/2026

Today is World Architecture Day, and this year's theme says it plainly: Housing is a Human Right. Build It.

For us, home has never been just four walls. t's the park where your kids play, the library down the street, and the neighborhood that holds it all together. We're lucky to work with developers like Dallas City Homes, Innovan Neighborhoods, SouthFair, and Habitat for Humanity, who show up every day to make sure more families get to have that.

Everyone deserves a place to call home. 🏡🌎️

10/01/2026

: Audelia Road Branch Library (2004)📚️👩🏻‍💻

As the internet changed how we found information, public libraries faced a big question: what should a library be in the digital age? The answer was a bold reinvention. No longer just quiet rooms full of books, libraries became lively community hubs, places to get online, join a program, study with friends, or simply spend an afternoon.

The Audelia Road Branch Library in Dallas embraced that shift. A big, bold LIBRARY sign, candy-bright colors, and playful lighting replaced the idea of a hushed, closed-off building. A children's area made room for story time and gathering, and cozy lounges welcomed readers to stay a while.

09/29/2026

The beginning of Fall has arrived! 🧣🍂

Fall color arrives at Reverchon Park every year in Dallas. Mature sycamores line the walkway to the ballfield, offering shade through the summer and a canopy of gold and rust as the season turns.

Designing with trees and planting that change through the year is part of creating outdoor spaces people want to return to, season after season.

09/18/2026

Happy International PARK(ing) Day! 🅿️➡️🌳

Today's a reminder that the best use of space isn't always a parking spot — so we're highlighting a few projects that chose people over pavement.

KSS Park, Downtown Richardson — Leftover land from a street realignment became "Rising Star Corner" and "Fountain Corner," two plazas anchored by public art, shaded seating, and a water feature that quiets downtown traffic instead of adding to it.

Curiosity Garden, South Garland Library — An underused parking lot in front of a former grocery store is now a pocket park with a children's zone, performance space, and room for food trucks — connecting the library directly to its neighborhood instead of a sea of asphalt.

Two different scales, one shared idea: design for the people who'll actually use the space.

09/17/2026

At the grand opening of Streams and Valleys Plaza today 🌿

This project reimagines the western approach to Fort Worth's Phyllis J. Tilley Memorial Bridge along the Trinity River corridor. New pathways connect seamlessly to the bridge, a tree grove offers shaded seating overlooking a pollinator garden, and a grassy circular berm aligns with the bridge's centerline. Electrical upgrades throughout mean this space is ready to host events and programming for the community for years to come.

Proud to see this vision for the Trinity River corridor come to life alongside Streams and Valleys, Inc. and Fort Worth Parks.

09/11/2026

Growth brings new residents, new businesses, and new opportunities—but it also raises an important question: how do you allow a community to evolve without losing what makes it feel like home?

Projects in communities like Seguin remind us that context matters. Understanding local history, existing neighborhoods, downtowns and the needs of the people who already call a place home can help shape growth that feels connected rather than imposed.

The best communities evolve by building on what already makes them unique.

We are excited to share one such project, still in early design, we are starting to develop the details of Nolte Hotel. A mixed use development that will bring more retail, restaurants while providing high-end accommodations for visitors, family and friends.

09/03/2026

The details that never make the rendering are usually the ones that matter most (yes, we really do sweat these little details)!

Across Bachman Recreation Center, Churchill Recreation Center, and Fire Station 6, accessibility shaped almost everything here: sink heights and knee clearance, roll-in showers with grab bars and handheld sprayers, hi-lo drinking fountains built for different reaches and different bodies. Small measurements and details make real impact on accessibility for all people.

📍 Fire Station 6, Bachman Recreation Center, Churchill Recreation Center
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