Dallas has such a magnificent collection of mid century homes because Dallas expanded so rapidly during this era. In fact, Mockingbird Lane was the 1955 boundary of Dallas. New York trained Howard Meyer designed classically modern homes in the 1950s. Edward Durell Stone designed his most important house, as did architect Harwell Hamilton Harris. Dallas based architects Scott Lyons, Ralph Merrill, Glenn Galaway, and Joseph Gordon all created homes worthy of national attention.
Featured Mid Century Modern Homes
 | Neighborhood: Preston Hollow Addition Architect/Firm: Harwell Hamilton Harris Built: 1958 Special Note: For additional photographs: More |
 | Neighborhood: University Park/Westminster Place Architect/Firm: Glenn Allen Galaway Built: 1966 Special Note: For additional photographs: More |
 | Neighborhood: Greenway Parks Architect/Firm: Howard Meyer Built: 1951 Special Note: For additional photographs: More |
 | Neighborhood: Preston Hollow Architect/Firm: Alfred Gilman Built: 1954 Special Note: For additional photographs: More |
 | Neighborhood: Preston Hollow Architect/Firm: William E Benson Built: 1957 Special Note: For additional photographs: More |
 | Neighborhood: Oak Cliff Architect/Firm: David Braden Built: 1950 Special Note: For additional photographs: More |
 | Neighborhood: Highland Park/Hackberry Creek Acreage Architect/Firm: Jim Wiley Built: 1957 Special Note: For additional photographs: More |
 | Neighborhood: Old Highland Park/First Section Architect/Firm: EG Hamilton Built: 1963 Special Note: For additional photographs: More |
 | Neighborhood: Greenway Parks Architect/Firm: Hidell and Decker Built: 1955 Special Note: For additional photographs: More |
