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2023 AIA Dallas Tour of Homes Promises to Wow With Architect-Selected Contemporary Designs

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This home by Maestri Studio is an example of non-traditional and contemporary design trends that will be featured on the 2023 AIA Dallas Tour of Homes. (Photo: Jennifer McNeil Baker)

The 2023 AIA Dallas Tour of Homes is one you won’t want to miss if Maestri Studio’s contemporary design in East Dallas is any indication. Dubbed “Garden Jewel” by the architecture firm, it’s one of six homes on this year’s 17th annual event planned for October 28-29.

The tour, presented by eggersmann Kitchens & Home Living, will feature architect-designed homes throughout the city including two residences in East Dallas, one in Highland Park, two in Preston Hollow, and one in Far North Dallas. The selections showcase the latest in contemporary style as well as how architects help clients overcome design challenges to achieve noteworthy spaces.

The 2023 AIA Dallas Tour of Homes is co-chaired by Andrew Meckfessel, AIA, NCARB, and Andrew Stiglmeier, AIA, RID.

“We are excited as always to share stunning home designs by Dallas-based architects at this Tour of Homes, but we are especially happy to see some up-and-coming architects’ work on this year’s tour,” Meckfessel said in a press release.

Projects on this year’s tour range from a renovation and expansion of a 1920s Craftsman home in the Junius Heights Historic District to fit a family of four, to rebuilding from the ground up a much-loved Preston Hollow home, to accommodating dual goals of being able to age in place and entertain grandchildren and guests.

“This year’s submissions really stood out to the selection committee as excellent examples of residential architecture that addressed a wide variety of needs, style preferences, scale, and budget,” Stiglmeier added. 

Attending The 2023 AIA Dallas Tour of Homes

The self-guided, in-person 2023 AIA Dallas Tour of Homes is Saturday, October 28, and Sunday, October 29, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. Tickets go on sale Thursday, August 10 at www.hometourdallas.com. Tickets are $50 if purchased before Monday, October 23. Starting the week of the tour, on Monday, October 23, ticket prices will increase to $60.

The separately ticketed premiere party event held before the tour will be on Thursday, October 26, at a home not on the general admission tour. Tickets, which also go on sale Thursday, August 10, are $125 and include live music, passed hors d’oeuvres, an open bar, conversations with the tour architects, plus a ticket to the self-guided weekend tour. This year’s exclusive premiere Party home is in North Dallas, designed by Michael Malone, FAIA, of Malone Maxwell Dennehy Architects.

Architecture firms with work on this year’s Tour are AMDG Studio; Janson Luter Architects; Maestri Studio; Malone Maxwell Dennehy Architects; Marc McCollom Architect, and Veux Deux Design. 

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