Historic Preservation and Adaptive Reuse ensures the vitality of places that reflect the ideas, history, and culture that connect us to our past and our future
The restoration of Dealey Plaza honors its historical significance by returning the site to its 1963 appearance through rigorous research and preservation
The Tower Building rehabilitation balances historic preservation with structural and material repair to revive a Fair Park landmark
Bright steel, reclaimed planters, and new window walls merge architecture and landscape into a cohesive, modern workplace
A historic sanctuary restored with care, faith, and deep respect for its layered past
A century-old icon brought back to life at the edge of Dallas’ twin street grids
The transformation of Old Parkland unites historic preservation with contemporary workplace values in a uniquely Dallas setting
The Embarcadero’s renovation honors its Centennial-era origins through detailed restoration of its lobby, historic exhibit booth, and original color scheme
A century-old church at the gateway to the Dallas Arts District, reconnected and reimagined through a series of thoughtful design interventions
A refined renovation brings enhanced accessibility, updated technology, and renewed beauty to one of TCU’s most treasured spaces
This comprehensive transformation of the Cox School of Business merges historic context with modern academic ambition
Revitalizing one of the oldest Methodist churches west of the Trinity River
Enhancing a beloved collegiate Georgian chapel to meet contemporary needs
Restored murals, color palettes, and reconstructed elements return this building to its rightful place in Fair Park’s Art Deco ensemble
A midcentury warehouse reimagined as a light-filled design destination
Our designs for Asana’s Deep Ellum interventions support a walkable and dynamic district without erasing grit and identity
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.
