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Every store expresses the Crate&Barrel brand in a way that respects local context and elevates the customer experience

Crate&Barrel – Multiple Locations

GFF has been a strategic partner to the leading housewares and home furnishings retailer Crate&Barrel since 1996, serving as Architect of Record for over 30 Homestores across the U.S. Each neo-modernist store is a unique expression of place, sensitive to its context, yet instantly recognizable and unmistakably Crate&Barrel. A highlight in the firm’s body of work was the adaptive reuse of Stanford White’s landmark Cable Building on Houston Street in New York City, which serves as a flagship store for the company.

GFF employs a variety of tools to continually improve the delivery of services to Crate&Barrel, including Building Information Modeling (BIM), Integrated Project Delivery (IPD), web-based project management applications, and paperless document management and handling. These efforts have resulted in tangible benefits to Crate&Barrel, such as reduced project costs, better document control and management, improved communication, greater coordination, shorter schedules, reduced RFIs, fewer change orders, and more reliable project archives.

The design of each Crate&Barrel store addresses the need for a cohesive brand identity while being sensitive to local context. By utilizing advanced project management and design tools, GFF ensures that each store is efficiently delivered with high-quality results, enhancing the shopping experience and reinforcing Crate&Barrel’s presence nationwide.

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Retail & Hospitality

Our designs for Asana’s Deep Ellum interventions support a walkable and dynamic district without erasing grit and identity

Asana Partners – Deep Ellum

Dallas, Texas

By emphasizing a pedestrian-first design and integrating diverse uses across multiple blocks, the transformation repositions the Farmers Market as a vital piece of downtown Dallas

Dallas Farmers Market

Dallas, Texas

Perspective rendering from a covered patio at Assembly Park, showing outdoor dining tables overlooking a landscaped plaza with walking paths, planted seating areas, and a children's play zone. In the background, retail storefronts and a stage structure provide an active gathering space.

A bold reinvention of 1980s retail into a dynamic, pedestrian-friendly district

Assembly Park Mixed-Use

Plano, Texas

People enjoying indoor-outdoor restaurant space with seating and activities.

As a launch point for Queen Creek’s expansion, this district offers a blueprint for thoughtful, integrated development

LGE – Queen Creek Mixed-Use

Queen Creek, Arizona

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Scott Kanaga

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Sara Good

Associate Principal
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Andrew Adkison

Associate Principal
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Alix Rios

Associate Principal
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Beth Schmidt

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Senior Design Leader
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