David Dillon Center for Texas Architecture - CAPPA - The University of Texas at Arlington
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David Dillon Center for Texas Architecture - CAPPA - The University of Texas at Arlington
David Dillon Center for Texas Architecture
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David Dillon Center for Texas Architecture
The David Dillon Center for Texas Architecture was founded in 2011 as a way to connect the School of Architecture to the public conversation about architecture and urbanism in north Texas. The Center sponsors student and faculty research projects and organizes public events that bring together architects, historians, planners, policy-makers, and everyday citizens to examine issues of critical importance to Dallas-Fort Worth.
David Dillon was the award-winning architecture critic for the Dallas Morning News between 1981 and 2006 and after his untimely death in 2010, his wife Sally donated his papers to Special Collections at UT Arlington. The Center honors David’s tradition of insightful writing about architecture and civic culture and his role as an advocate for better design in everyday life.
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David Dillon Center for Texas Architecture
Website
For More Information
Visit the David Dillon Center Blog
Learn more about the David Dillon Center and the impact it's having on the community.
Visit the Blog
David Dillon Center for Texas Architecture
The David Dillon Center for Texas Architecture was founded in 2011 as a way to connect the School of Architecture to the public conversation about architecture and urbanism in north Texas. The Center sponsors student and faculty research projects and organizes public events that bring together architects, historians, planners, policy-makers, and everyday citizens to examine issues of critical importance to Dallas-Fort Worth.
David Dillon was the award-winning architecture critic for the Dallas Morning News between 1981 and 2006 and after his untimely death in 2010, his wife Sally donated his papers to Special Collections at UT Arlington. The Center honors David’s tradition of insightful writing about architecture and civic culture and his role as an advocate for better design in everyday life.
Support the David Dillon Center
The Center is funded primarily through philanthropic support. You can join in supporting our work by visiting our Donate page.
Donate
News from the David Dillon Center for Texas Architecture
Overview
CAPPA Facilities
Faculty Research Grants
Center for Advanced Design, Research, and Evaluation (CADRE)
Watershed Urbanism
Water and Human Settlements
Arlington Urban Design Center
Center for Transportation, Equity, Decisions and Dollars (CTEDD)
Center for Metropolitan Density
David Dillon Center for Texas Architecture
Digital Architecture Research Consortium
Institute of Urban Studies
Address
College of Architecture, Planning and Public Affairs
601 W. Nedderman Drive
Suite 203
Arlington, TX 76019-0108
Connect with us
CAPPA Facebook
CAPPA Instagram
CAPPA LinkedIn
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CAPPA SharePoint
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