Announcements July 23, 2024

Our Dallas Studio Wins Texas Society of Architects’ 2024 Firm Award

This is the highest honor the state component of the American Institute of Architects can confer upon an architecture firm.

We are excited to announce that the Texas Society of Architects has selected our Dallas studio for the 2024 Architecture Firm Award—the highest honor they can give an architecture firm.

The Architecture Firm Award is presented annually to a single Texas firm that has “consistently produced distinguished architecture and has contributed significantly to the profession and the community for a period of at least 10 years.”

“This recognition is especially meaningful because it celebrates both the quality of our work and the mission behind it,” says Tom Reisenbichler, the Dallas studio’s managing director. “Our studio has been growing for more than 30 years, and we’re proud to take risks, design with a voice, and, most importantly, implement our core values of environmental stewardship and community well-being.”

Thank you to the AIA Dallas Community Honors Committee for the nomination and to the Texas Society of Architects jury for this honor!

Swipe through a gallery of our selected projects.

The Singing Hills Recreation Center in Dallas, Texas: "Not only does this gleaming public facility address equity for an underserved community, but it also is viewed as a stunning architectural beacon that has instilled pride and ownership across southern Dallas." —Willis Winters, FAIA, Director Emeritus, Dallas Park and Recreation Department

"Architecture has the power to transform cities and citizens' lives and I see this one as an example of it." —Belinda Tato, co-founder of Ecosistema Urbano, Madrid

The Pittman Hotel in Dallas, Texas

"[This project is] the type of monument that people deserve in their cities for their public services." —Carol Ross Barney, FAIA, Ross Barney Architects

Fire Station 27 in Dallas, Texas

"Aspirational programs need aspirational architecture. This campus just has a 'WOW' factor and our students are drawn to it." —Dr. Neil Matkin, President, Collin College

Collin College Technical Center in Allen, Texas

We designed this recreation center as a social sanctuary in the desert inspired by the natural color palette and ancient wall art of the nearby Hueco Tanks State Park.

Eastside Regional Recreation Center in El Paso, Texas

As free lodging for cancer patients undergoing treatment and their families, the building operates as a protective cloister providing refuge and a sense of rejuvenation

Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation American Cancer Society, Hope Lodge in Houston, Texas

An "inhabited canopy" that forms a civic-scale porch, this "groundscraper" connects people to place and to each other.

Baylor Scott & White Health Administrative Center in Dallas, Texas

A world-class destination for athletic training and sports medicine, this first-of-its-kind collaboration between the Dallas Cowboys and Baylor Scott & White Health serves everyone from student athletes to elite professionals.

Baylor Scott & White Sports Therapy and Research at The Star in Dallas, Texas

Centering Community, Advancing Environmental Stewardship

The Texas Society of Architects noted our Dallas studio’s “local presence with a global impact,” adding they have “led the industry toward exceptional environmental performance for decades, showing that high design, healthy work environments, and carbon-neutral operations can be integrated into a singular vision.”

“Perkins&Will Dallas also demonstrates a deep commitment to social purpose, with a dedication to placemaking, numerous pro-bono projects completed over the past decade, and a staff invested in the betterment of the industry and their community.”

Read the full award statement here.

Our Dallas Studio Wins Texas Society of Architects’ 2024 Firm Award

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