About
The Dallas Center for Architecture is one of the nation's first centers devoted to uniting architects and allied professionals with citizens and community members concerned about good design, community sustainability and other key living-environment issues for today and tomorrow.
DCFA also serves to build collaborative relationships among allied organizations and the academic community; to serve as a center of learning for the public and industry professionals; to influence public policy on issues of sustainable community planning and the built environment; and to promote the value of architecture and community planning in Dallas and surrounding communities.
The Dallas Center for Architecture-located at 1909 Woodall Rodgers Freeway, just north of the Dallas Arts District-opened in October 2008. Open weekdays to visitors, it delivers an exciting array of exhibits, learning opportunities and special events designed for all ages and all members of the community. The Center is also available for rental for business and special events.
The Dallas Center for Architecture is the permanent home of the Dallas chapter of the American Institute of Architects. Other allied organizations affiliated with DCFA include:
- Dallas Architecture Forum
- International Interior Design Association-Texas/Oklahoma Chapter
- Urban Land Institute North Texas
- North Texas Chapter of the U.S. Green Building Council
- Woodall Rogers Park Foundation