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David Colwill seated on a light gray sofa in a modern office interior, wearing a dark jacket and relaxed expression.

David Colwill

AIA LEED AP NCARB
Project Leader
Dallas
University of Texas at Austin – School of Architecture

David brings a thoughtful and experienced perspective to his role as Project Leader at GFF. With an extensive career in architecture spanning more than 17 years, he has led diverse projects ranging from educational facilities to civic installations. His work demonstrates careful planning and attention to both form and function, ensuring that each design not only meets current requirements but is also prepared for future challenges. David is noted for his collaborative approach, working closely with teams to integrate technical and creative solutions that resonate with users and the community. His commitment to clear communication and practical innovation sets the tone for projects that are efficient, sustainable, and mindful of their lasting impact.

David Colwill seated on a light gray sofa in a modern office interior, wearing a dark jacket and relaxed expression.

David brings a thoughtful and experienced perspective to his role as Project Leader at GFF. With an extensive career in architecture spanning more than 17 years, he has led diverse projects ranging from educational facilities to civic installations. His work demonstrates careful planning and attention to both form and function, ensuring that each design not only meets current requirements but is also prepared for future challenges. David is noted for his collaborative approach, working closely with teams to integrate technical and creative solutions that resonate with users and the community. His commitment to clear communication and practical innovation sets the tone for projects that are efficient, sustainable, and mindful of their lasting impact.

David Colwill is a Project Leader with GFF in the Civic & Cultural Studio.
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    Civic / Government

    Enhancing public safety infrastructure amid significant residential and commercial development

    North Patrol Division

    Fort Worth, Texas

    Angled rendering of the Fort Worth Northwest Patrol’s entrance showing signage, terraced plantings, and people arriving.

    Our design for Fort Worth’s Northwest Patrol Substation draws inspiration from the city’s frontier heritage and the architectural legacy of the Stockyards.

    Fort Worth Northwest Patrol

    Fort Worth, Texas

    Enhancing public safety through thoughtful design and expanded space for law enforcement and judicial functions

    Roanoke Police Department and Municipal Court

    Roanoke, Texas

    The Oak Cliff Government Center integrates sustainability with civic function, providing daylight-filled, healthy work environments for county staff and the public

    Dallas County Oak Cliff Government Center

    Dallas, Texas

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