Castles of Scotland: Kolb Berglund and McDermott Traveling FellowshipsDec 6, 2022 For this year’s Kolb Berglund and McDermott Traveling Fellowships, Caitlin McCunney had the opportunity to travel to Scotland in pursuit of architectural relics that cannot be found in America - castles. Caitlin sought out...
North Texas Giving Day 2022Sep 1, 2022 This North Texas Giving Day, the Architecture and Design Foundation is asking for your support of our K-12 education initiatives. The Foundation provides a variety of programs that teach the skills needed for students to...
THE ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN FOUNDATION GIVES INAUGURAL COMMUNITY GRANTAug 16, 2022 The Architecture and Design Foundation was delighted to grant $30,000 of the funds raised at the Impact Dallas Gala to Camp Summit to help make the 2021 AIA Dallas Emerging Leaders Program’s designs for a welcome center,...
2022 Summer Internship: Thank You Cindy!Aug 8, 2022 Puzzles are fun, I think so anyway. The path is usually straightforward, and everything follows a certain set of steps to get to the endpoint. It’s predictable, and you usually know what the product is going to look like...
2021 Mary Kolb Berglund & 2021 McDermott Traveling FellowshipsJul 12, 2022 As temperatures keep rising and the ice continues to melt Greenlanders find themselves yet again adapting to an ever-changing world. The ice-filled waters never look the same. Icebergs, big and small, have a life of their...
2020 McDermott Traveling FellowshipJul 6, 2022 Architecture is immersive and should peak all your senses. How a space feels, smells, and sounds is equally important to how a space looks. You cannot experience all of this virtually, and after over a year of everything...
Meet Our Summer InternJun 21, 2022 Meet our summer intern! Cindy is an incoming Senior at Richardson High School. We recently sat down with Cindy to learn more about her interests in architecture and design, exploring what inspires her and her aspirations for...
Come Build With Us in the LEGO Lab!Apr 19, 2022 We’re excited to announce that our AD EX Design Learning Lab on level 1 will remain a LEGO construction zone for visitors to create and display their own masterpieces!
2022 Scholarships + Fellowship Applications OpenDec 16, 2021 The Architecture and Design Foundation awards a variety of scholarships and travel/research fellowships to support high school and college architecture students, as well as emerging professionals and women in architecture....
An evening of artful experiences and entertainmentOct 4, 2021 An evening of artful experiences and entertainment at the IMPACT DALLAS GALA, benefiting the Architecture and Design Foundation.
2021 Scholarship & Fellowship RecipientsJul 13, 2021 The Architecture and Design Foundation Awards $54,000 in Scholarships and Fellowships to students and young professionals in 2021.
Sketching Kaleidoscope Visits Historic Community CenterJul 2, 2021 These family-friendly events are perfect for every level of experience, from beginners to experts at sketching. You can join us on Saturdays from March until June at various landmarks around the city.
Sketching Kaleidoscope Explores the Heritage of West DallasJun 2, 2021 These family-friendly events are perfect for every level of experience, from beginners to experts at sketching. You can join us on Saturdays from March until June at various landmarks around the city.
2021 AD EX Community Cornerstone AwardMay 19, 2021 Deadline Extended to August 24! Created in 2021, the AD EX Community Cornerstone Award is bestowed on an individual or organization in recognition of outstanding contributions that enhance the quality of life by shaping...
Submit Your SketchesMay 18, 2021 Sketching Kaleidoscope will run as an exhibit at the AD EX from June through August 2021.
Sketching Kaleidoscope Focuses on Environmental JusticeMay 1, 2021 These family-friendly events are perfect for every level of experience, from beginners to experts at sketching. You can join us on Saturdays from March until June at various landmarks around the city.
Book Review: A House for TexasApr 20, 2021 In 1933, a Dallas architect – David Reichard Williams – designed a very special house on the banks of Turtle Creek in University Park. This residence for Elbert Williams received little attention in the publications of...
