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Dallas, TX, United States
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Oak Court
Dallas, TX, United States
Designed in 1958 by Edward Durell Stone, Oak Court represented a significant residential achievement in the architect’s worldwide body of work.
Stone’s original design alludes to the climate similarities between Dallas and his concurrently designed U.S. Embassy in New Delhi – which both
feature courtyards and integrated water features.
This restoration project begun in 2004 required an approach that balanced these aspects:
Respecting a rigorous nine-foot grid throughout t • he home and its surrounds.
• Rectifying numerous insensitive modifications to the home over the years.
• The iconic dining room lagoon was fully restored to its original state of importance, and the courtyards were artfully integrated with
living spaces.
• Renovating the home for modern living through respectful modifications that remained faithful to the original design intent.
Stone’s original design alludes to the climate similarities between Dallas and his concurrently designed U.S. Embassy in New Delhi – which both
feature courtyards and integrated water features.
This restoration project begun in 2004 required an approach that balanced these aspects:
Respecting a rigorous nine-foot grid throughout t • he home and its surrounds.
• Rectifying numerous insensitive modifications to the home over the years.
• The iconic dining room lagoon was fully restored to its original state of importance, and the courtyards were artfully integrated with
living spaces.
• Renovating the home for modern living through respectful modifications that remained faithful to the original design intent.
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