Collection by Dwell

Dwell September 2005, Vol. 05 Issue 08: Urban Renaissance

Inspired Options for City Living

Outside their homes on Throckmorton Street in Dallas, architect Edward Baum (right) and his neighbor admire the fruits of Baum’s labors. Photo by: Scogin Mayo
Outside their homes on Throckmorton Street in Dallas, architect Edward Baum (right) and his neighbor admire the fruits of Baum’s labors. Photo by: Scogin Mayo
Segal’s urban-infill units (like the Titan shown here) eschew typical features like dysfunctional balconies and underground garages.
Segal’s urban-infill units (like the Titan shown here) eschew typical features like dysfunctional balconies and underground garages.
The Big Apple fixer-upper became a great investment for Deutsch and Barmon, but they don't plan on selling anytime soon.
The Big Apple fixer-upper became a great investment for Deutsch and Barmon, but they don't plan on selling anytime soon.
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