More than a decade ago, GFF committed to become a legacy firm which would identify, nurture and develop our next generation of leaders from within. We have broadened our ownership to now include ten shareholder Principals with shared values to direct the practice toward our mission. The Principals achieve a balance between our duties of managing the company along with staying actively involved with our projects. We still draw, design, lead meetings, make presentations and visit the jobsites. Each Principal at GFF brings a particular strength and expertise, either in a building type or a practice area, that helps drive us toward excellence in all we undertake.
- All
- U - University of Texas at Austin
- Studio — Roehr
- Studio — Montoya
- Studio — Lehr
- Studio — Kuper
- Studio — Good
- Quality Management
- Featured People — Corporate / Office
- Design Studio — Featured People
- Design Studio
- ______ People
- Planning
- Studio — Moore
- Architecture
- Austin Office
- Dallas Office
- Principal
- Management Committee
- Chairman
- Chief Executive Officer
- Director
- Studio Director
- Operations
- Accounting
- HR
- New Project Opportunities
- Automotive
- Civic
- Faith & Community
- Corporate / Office
- Cultural / Arts
- Education
- Historic Preservation / Adaptive Reuse
- Mixed-Use & Multifamily Residential
- Retail / Stores & Restaurant
- Studio — Gomez
Jon Rollins
Principal
Factory Six03
Dallas, Texas
Burgher Haggard Office
Fort Worth, Texas
First United Methodist Church of Dallas
Dallas, Texas
Corporate Headquarters at Old Parkland
Dallas, Texas
Adaptive Reuse in an Environmentally Conscious Work Environment
In a post-pandemic world where employees may be reluctant to return to the office full time, the inventory of empty or partially occupied buildings continues to grow.
GFF, Fair Park, and The State Fair of Texas: A Thirty-Year Relationship
We are excited about the opening of this year’s State Fair of Texas and proud of GFF’s role in the preservation and ongoing revitalization of Fair Park