Dallas Morning News Headquarters - A modern, open-space office with rows of workstations separated by partitions and equipped with computers and chairs. Above, red, star-shaped light fixtures hang from the ceiling. On the lower right is a seating area with pink chairs, white round tables, and a brown couch.
Dallas Morning News Headquarters fitness room: This is a Glass-walled gym with a frosted pattern. Inside, there are various fitness equipment items such as treadmills, stationary bikes, and weight benches. The gym has a modern design with black ceilings and lighting fixtures and a clean, minimalist aesthetic.

Dallas Morning News Headquarters

The Old Dallas Central Library underwent a historic renovation and now serves as the new headquarters of The Dallas Morning News.

The Old Dallas Central Library has undergone a historic renovation and now serves as the new headquarters of The Dallas Morning News. It is considered one of the most impressive Mid-Century architecture blocks in the city and the State of Texas, alongside the Statler Hilton. The original Carnegie Library, designed in the French Renaissance style, was opened in 1901. In 1955, it was replaced by this library built on the same site. George Dahl, one of Dallas' most prolific architects, designed the building. The Old Dallas Central Library and the Statler Hilton were built simultaneously and shared a zero-lot line. The building has a total area of 120,000 square feet and features four stories and two sublevels.

Client
Centurion American

Location
Dallas, TX

Square Feet
120,000

Opened
December 2018

Services
Architecture, Interior Design


Awards
2019 Preservation Texas Honor Award

2018 Preservation Dallas Achievement Award

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