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    A light and airy pavilion designed to honor company founders

    Horner Family Legacy Museum

    In 2012, Premier Designs President Tim Horner decided to honor his parents and company founders, Joan and Andy Horner, by building a museum that would communicate the company’s philosophy and ideals to a new generation of employees. The Las Colinas facility regularly hosts busloads of independent distributors (or jewelers) going through their sales training process, necessitating a large reception area, jewelry display cases, vendor meeting space, and restrooms in addition to the museum.

    The Faith & Community Studio of GFF designed a light, airy 2,000 square foot pavilion to contrast with the existing low-slung stucco building. The design incorporates cleft and honed limestone, steel, and a glass curtain wall into the pavilion, garden wall, and existing porte-cochere. A large oak tree was retained to shade the glassy west elevation facing a lush courtyard, enhancing the welcoming atmosphere of the facility​.

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    • A center dedicated to research, education, and community engagement within a vast man-made wetland habitat

      John Bunker Sands Wetland Center

      Seagoville, Texas

    • Exterior perspective of the Center for the Arts showing the glass-clad performance hall rising above a stepped concrete base, with landscaped terraces buffering the freeway and creating a prominent campus gateway.

      A layered campus for creative work, shaped by sound, space, and community.

      Center for the Arts

      Dallas, Texas / Unbuilt

    • The Dallas Zoo South Garage exemplifies an innovative approach to parking structure design that supports sustainability, branding, and future campus development

      Dallas Zoo South Garage

      Dallas, Texas

    • Elevating the Oak Street District experience through purposeful infrastructure and unified district identity.

      Roanoke Main Street Parking Garage & Oak Street District Signage

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