Harwell Hamilton Harris is one of the most important architects to have ever designed a home in Dallas. His work appears from the East to the West Coast, but he is most closely associated with the California mid-century modernist movement. He became Dean of the University of Texas, School of Architecture in Austin and relocated his practice to Dallas in the 1950s. The home he designed for Jean and Seymour Eisenberg was his finest and certainly his sentimental favorite. 9624 Rockbrook was designed in 1957. Hidden from the street, you enter the front door under a trellis and proceed into rooms of efficiently used space, but with materials light in volume that best represents a mid-century home.

Harwell Hamilton Harris also designed many commercial buildings and other projects including the First Unitarian Church on Normandy across from the George Dahl designed YMCA.

For more photographs and information on this mid century modern home visit the Architecturally Significant section.