A Vision Above the Skyline: The Architectural Integrity of HALL Arts Residences

The true strength of architecture lies in how it shapes daily life, not just in its visual appeal. That was the guiding principle behind HALL Arts Residences, a 28-story residential tower designed to reflect the sophistication of the Dallas Arts District while setting a new benchmark for modern urban living in Texas. 

The tower was designed by the renowned firm HKS Architects in collaboration with Emily Summers Design Associates. Their vision prioritized clean lines, natural light, and open plan living that seamlessly connects interiors with the skyline. The building’s shape and glass façade were intentionally sculpted to offer panoramic views of downtown, the Perot Museum, and the Winspear Opera House, bringing the city’s cultural icons into every home. 

HALL Arts Residences is also the first residential high-rise in Texas to pursue WELL Certification, a designation that evaluates buildings based on how they enhance human health and wellness. Combined with its LEED Gold certification, this commitment to sustainability and well-being sets it apart from conventional luxury developments that often prioritize aesthetics over long-term livability. 

Inside, residences offer a gallery-like feel with generous wall space for art collections, floor-to-ceiling windows, and thoughtful finishes that balance elegance with comfort. Public spaces were designed not just to impress, but to serve. Offerings include lounges, wellness areas, and hospitality-style service that reflect a deeper understanding of what true luxury means today. 

This isn’t just another high-rise—it’s an intentional expression of design, detail, and place. In a city that continues to evolve, HALL Arts Residences stands tall as a testament to timeless architecture done right. Explore HALL Arts Residences in person and see how art, architecture, and wellness come together — schedule your tour today