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    Serving as a visual gateway, 9001 Cypress Waters anchors the eastern shift of Cypress Waters Boulevard and contributes to the district’s contemporary urban character

    9001 Cypress Waters

    9001 Cypress Waters is a 215,000 square foot, four-story speculative office building located in Cypress Waters, a 1,000-acre mixed-use development in the North Dallas/Freeport area. The building’s southeast corner is strategically positioned where the axis of Cypress Waters Boulevard shifts east to align with a lake to the north. This corner features a clear glass facade with horizontal sun shading that allows for natural light and views while reducing solar exposure. A cantilevered composite metal box creates a distinctive feature on the third floor.

    The building’s main entrance is marked by a four-story frame composed of thin aluminum tubes, providing a monumental presence that casts a delicate shadow on the facade. The entrance facade is designed with peeled-away concrete panels to reveal clear, uninterrupted glass, maximizing visual connections to the park. All windows facing the park are full height, further enhancing the visual connection between the interior and the surrounding landscape. This design emphasizes transparency and connectivity, creating an inviting and open environment for occupants.

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    • Bright steel, reclaimed planters, and new window walls merge architecture and landscape into a cohesive, modern workplace

      Burgher Haggard

      Fort Worth, Texas

    • Architectural rendering of a public broadcast center with an amphitheater and large screen in Downtown Dallas.

      GFF’s design for the broadcast facility responds to its unique topographic and urban context, carving out moments of pause, projection, and public connection along the Katy Trail

      Public Broadcast Headquarters

      Dallas, Texas / Unbuilt

    • This project proposed the revitalization of a midtown North Dallas site by introducing a twenty-story office tower that would redefine the area’s identity

      North Dallas Office Tower

      Dallas, Texas / Unbuilt

    • The Billingsley Company multipurpose pavilion serves as a bright, transparent hub that seamlessly connects indoor and outdoor spaces

      IBP XVII Amenity Center

      Plano, Texas

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    • Maria Gomez

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    • Ricardo Montoya

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    • Alix Rios

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    • David Boone

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      Senior Interior Design Leader
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      Fort Worth, Texas 76107

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      Austin, Texas 78701

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