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Dallas designer works thrifty magic in FW model
By MARIANA GREENE / The Dallas Morning News April 21, 2006
Would prospective buyers of Fort Worth's first boutique condominium development want a backdrop that reads like a rule-breaking Philippe Starck showroom or the polished mahogany, deeply cushioned comforts of a clubby library?

Home Sweet Condo p.1 p.2
by Gaile Robinson Star-Telegram (Life & Arts) Sat, Aug 13, 2005
Downtown Cowtown's newest residents are high on luxurious amenities, citified culture and views, views, views

Construction begins on Neil P. at Burnett Park downtown condominiums
Star-Telegram
The wait is over. The building permit has been approved and construction is now underway for one of downtown Fort Worth's newest, most sophisticated condominium projects.

Brenda Bogart Design, Inc. to Spiff Up Anderson Condos
Fort Worth Star Telegram, Sep 06, 2004
The design scheme will reflect the client’s desire to develop an up-scale, residential development that is sensitive to the cherished history of Fort Worth’s historic district, yet distinctly modern in its approach to meet the needs of today’s growing downtown area.

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Dallas designer works thrifty magic in FW model
By MARIANA GREENE / The Dallas Morning News April 21, 2006
Would prospective buyers of Fort Worth's first boutique condominium development want a backdrop that reads like a rule-breaking Philippe Starck showroom or the polished mahogany, deeply cushioned comforts of a clubby library?

Open agenda
Trends Magazine Volume 20 No 6
In the most successful remodeling projects, the architects and owners are open to the possibility of revising their plans as circumstances develop.

Leap of Faith
D Home Magazine March/April 2003
Just imagine the home of your dreams days before you're scheduled to break ground on another house with a set of plans you've had in the works forever.

Downtown's Growth Proves There's No Sleeping Panther
Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Sep 12, 2004
In a city that has monuments to a sleeping panther -- a reminder of an era when the town supposedly was so dull that a giant feline was spotted napping on Main Street - it is hard to imagine downtown Fort Worth as a mecca for people looking for places to live.

Changes on tap for 97% leased Carter & Burgess Plaza
Fort Worth Business Press, Sep 10-16, 2004
The former UPR Plaza was hit by the 2000 tornado just as Union Pacific Resources was hammering out details of an acquisition by Anadarko Petroleum Corp. Another tempest expected to hit downtown office towers with the relocation of Pier 1 Imports and RadioShack headquarters late this year apparently has missed the Carter & Burgess Plaza.