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

IBP XVII Amenity Center

Billingsley Company hired GFF to design a 9,300 SF multipurpose pavilion which will serve the north section of the 300-acre International Business Park office campus in Plano, Texas. Daylight will infuse the building perimeter with full height glass allowing direct views to the exterior for a conference center, fitness area and a grab-and-go cafe. Composed of glass and white aluminum, and capped by a thin and elegantly detailed trellis that shades the surrounding outdoor lounge, the transparency of the pavilion and outdoor structure blurs the line between indoor and outdoor space. Situated at the intersection of several key pedestrian pathways and between four office buildings that will vary from 180,000 to 215,000 SF, the pavilion creates a focal meeting point and is surrounded by seating areas under groves of river birch. Functional spaces, such as locker rooms, form the core in the center allowing the more public uses within the building to take advantage of the perimeter views. Specially commissioned art will animate the blank wall along the west side of the building and will be visible from the processional motor court.

Office & Workplace

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

A mixed-use project integrating cherished neighborhood character with contemporary office space

Weir’s Plaza

Dallas, Texas

A refined urban ensemble rising between two icons of modern art

Crescent Museum Place

Fort Worth, Texas

Visualization of boutique retail buildings along Henderson Avenue, highlighting streetscape design and pedestrian-friendly features in a mixed-use environment.

A quarter-mile stretch along Henderson Avenue is prepared to claim its place as one of the great retail streets in Texas

Henderson Avenue Mixed-Use

Dallas, Texas

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