Planning

Tree-lined promenades, native greens, and café-lined streets shape a new kind of community in McKinney

A half-mile stretch along Henderson Avenue is prepared to claim its place as one of the great retail streets in Texas

The Canyon in Oak Cliff master plan accommodates a wide range of uses while protecting the ecological assets already on site

The master plan for Texas A&M University – Central Texas envisions a campus that integrates harmoniously with its rugged natural surroundings

By emphasizing a pedestrian-first design and integrating diverse uses across multiple blocks, the transformation repositions the Farmers Market as a vital piece of downtown Dallas

Enhancements to the Santa Fe Trail are creating a stronger connection between neighborhoods, nature, and culture in East Dallas

Framing the gateway to Carrollton’s growing business corridor with sculptural clarity

Integrating office, residential, hotel, and retail uses to energize a 4-acre super block

Balancing growth, preservation, and purpose across 20 acres in East Dallas

GFF’s design for Saddle Creek transforms a once-shelved office park plan into a vibrant community destination blending retail, office, and recreation

As a launch point for Queen Creek’s expansion, this district offers a blueprint for thoughtful, integrated development

A pivotal site where history, infrastructure, and skyline views converge

A coordinated vision for walkable, transit-connected growth

This long-range vision repositions the district as a vital link between downtown and the Trinity River, while supporting community growth through civic plazas and improved walkability

Set on a compressed triangular site, 1899 McKinney Avenue rethinks what’s possible for high-rise residential development in Uptown Dallas.

Once zoned for industry, this 45-acre site near Downtown Dallas is being transformed into a high-density, pedestrian-focused neighborhood with strategic views of the city’s future landmarks