The fifth anniversary of DMSAS’ Charleston Gaillard Center in Charleston, South Carolina was celebrated with strings, poets and Grammy Award winners. The Post and Courier reminds us that: In five years, the Gaillard Center has welcomed close to 750,000 local…
Gingertown 2019 got an entertaining shoutout on NPR from Sophia Alvarez Boyd with great interviews with Gingertown participants from DMSAS and other architecture firms. Listen to the feature below, or click here to read the article in full.
Architect Magazine has released a great spotlight of DMSAS’ E. Bronson Ingram College at Vanderbilt University, noting its similarity to the architectural style of older buildings on the campus and calls the building’s tower an “exclamation point” next to Alumni…
Way back in the prior millennium in the late 1990’s, David M. Schwarz Architects use to pride itself on the fact that a number of our projects were pictured on the front of local phone books – Bass Hall and…
The Dallas Business Journal has published a photo tour of the nearly-opened Dickies Arena in Fort Worth. With ten photos and a lovely write-up, the Journal also includes an interview with Ed Bass. As one walks around the arena, there…
“Fort Worth likely hasn’t seen anything like Dickies Arena in a generation,” raves The Dallas Morning News. In an extensive preview of the opening of Dickies Arena, the Dallas newspaper notes that DMSAS’ Dickies Arena is a “great mix of…
Fort Worth’s Sundance Square has become a shining example for how to revitalize an aging downtown in a major metropolitan city. “At least weekly we get a phone call or a visit from another city or civic group who just…
In 2009, Ed Smith Stadium in Sarasota, Fla., appeared to be a park without a future. Over the years since the ballpark was built in 1989, the Chicago White Sox, Baltimore Orioles and Cincinnati Reds had all moved their spring-training…
CLEVELAND — Sound the trumpets, peal the bells! The Cleveland Orchestra, which many consider one of the finest ensembles in the nation and the world, turns 100 this year. But don’t necessarily expect the orchestra, which plays two soberly sensible programs…
AC Hotels by Marriott has announced the opening of AC Hotel Spartanburg — the European-inspired brand’s first location in South Carolina. Nestled in the heart of Spartanburg, this arts-focused AC Hotel blends old with new, emulating a long tradition of…
Today marks the 10th anniversary of the opening of the Chapman Cultural Center in Spartanburg, SC. The 86,000 SF facility (plus 500-seat proscenium theater) serves as the home for eight independent arts organizations, all under the umbrella of the Arts Partnership…
From the Fort Worth Star-Telegram BY MATTHEW MARTINEZ mmartinez@star-telegram.com Heads up, Cultural District. Here comes the next major project that will have dirt flying in the area. The city of Fort Worth and the private sector group funding the other…
