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The Emerald Bracelet envisioned a greener, more connected downtown Dallas where walking and cycling become everyday options

The Emerald Bracelet

The Emerald Bracelet is a proposed 5.2-mile hike/bike trail that follows the inner highway loop of Downtown Dallas. This project aims to provide convention-goers and downtown residents easy access to green spaces while enhancing the image of downtown for thousands of drivers. Initiated in 2003 by Mayor Laura Miller’s Inside the Loop Committee and funded by The Dallas Foundation, the study examined the feasibility and strategy for implementing this ambitious project.

The plan utilizes existing public rights-of-way and infrequently used surface parking areas where possible, as well as privately owned land through landscape easements. TBG Partners provided landscape architectural services, and Jacobs served as transportation consultants. The Emerald Bracelet aims to transform downtown Dallas into a pedestrian-friendly environment, connecting various neighborhoods and promoting a healthier, more walkable city.

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Enhancing public safety infrastructure amid significant residential and commercial development

Fort Worth – North Patrol Division

Fort Worth, Texas

An interplay of light, shadow, and transparency creating a dynamic visitor experience

Dallas Holocaust Museum

Dallas, Texas / Unbuilt

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 Oak Cliff Government Center integrates sustainability with civic function, providing daylight-filled, healthy work environments for county staff and the public

Dallas County Oak Cliff Government Center

Dallas, Texas

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