We recognize the profound value of buildings as cultural resources, and we are dedicated to the preservation, restoration, and rehabilitation of historic structures to ensure that they continue to embody the ideas, history, and culture they represent. Our adaptive reuse projects transform and revitalize underutilized buildings, supporting new uses and incorporating today’s technology while retaining those buildings’ essential character, as well as their embodied carbon. GFF’s preservation and adaptive reuse practice spans from transformative renovation to the restoration and preservation of City, State, and National Landmarks in accordance with the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties. Our Projects have been honored with Preservation Achievement awards from Preservation Dallas, Historic Fort Worth, and Preservation Texas, reflecting our commitment to keeping history alive and vibrant for future generations.
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Dealey Plaza Restoration
Dallas, Texas
Fair Park – Embarcadero Building
Dallas, Texas
Burgher Haggard
Fort Worth, Texas
Corporate Headquarters at Old Parkland
Dallas, Texas
St. Paul United Methodist Church
Dallas, Texas
Factory Six03
Dallas, Texas
Fair Park — Tower Building Restoration
Dallas, Texas
TCU – Robert Carr Chapel Renovation
Fort Worth, Texas
Asana Partners – Deep Ellum
Dallas, Texas
Wheatland United Methodist Church
Dallas, Texas
SMU – Perkins Chapel
Dallas, Texas
The International on Turtle Creek
Dallas, Texas
First United Methodist Church of Dallas
Dallas, Texas
Fair Park — Food & Fiber Building
Dallas, Texas
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