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We provide a full range of architectural and planning services with a professional staff to service accounts from the initial concept through construction and into occupancy. Our comprehensive expertise in commercial construction projects of all types and our commitment to service excellence allows our Clients to feel secure in the knowledge that their

Based in Dallas, Texas, GSO Architects offers comprehensive architectural services with a focus on retail, industrial, office + interiors, land planning and any specialty project you throw our way. Even after twelve years we still love what we do. GSO Architects is LEED Certified, is HUB certified by the State of Texas and DBE certified by the NCTRCA

RA is a full service design practice made up of seasoned architects, project designers, and staff knowledgeable in Revit and CAD drafting. Whether it be commercial or residential, interior or exterior, RA offers an array of architectural and interior design services to our clientele. Our goal is to positively influence the development of architecture

At Carrell Partners and Yost Architecture, we thrive on complex projects leveraging our imagination and technical expertise to create unique and functional environments. Our talented team boasts over 30 years of experience in Architecture and Design led by founding partners Rick Carrell and Ed Yost, along with partner Young Ham. We are a multi-disciplinary

David Benners Architecture is a Dallas based architecture firm dedicated to outstanding design at a variety of scales - from the garden gate to the urban plan. Our vision is to collaborate as a team to achieve quality, contemporary work. David worked for several outstanding firms in Dallas and New York City before starting DBA in 2005. He is a member

Shanks Architects is a collection of people with shared passion. Not just for great design, but also for the fabric of the communities within which we work, play, raise our families and worship. It is amazing to realize that for the first 100 years of our nation's history, the church "meetinghouse" was central to most Americans' daily lives and that