DALLAS—The 102,000-square foot four-story Dallas High School was built in 1907 and sat empty for nearly two decades before being purchased by Matthews Southwest. It was subsequently redeveloped into 78,000 square feet of historically converted office space, along with 10,000 square feet of restaurant, retail and outdoor patio space.
And now, the historic building has achieved LEED Gold Certification. Merriman Anderson/Architects was the design architect, historic architect and architect of record for the building shell and interior restoration, including the LEED certification process. In order to receive LEED Gold certification, Merriman Anderson implemented many sustainable site and material strategies, as well as envelope improvements to optimize energy efficiency.
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