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Reside — Spring 2025

Handcraft and quality are evident at
every turn. One of only a handful of private
residences built by Andres Construction —
known for iconic towers, hotels, churches,
schools and commercial buildings — this
home far surpasses typical residential
standards, boasting steel-and-concrete pad
construction and precision engineering. Just
two examples? The skylight that floods an
upstairs gallery with glorious natural light is
of commercial grade, more akin to an office
building or museum. The stunning elliptical
stair railing that winds between two floors
was fabricated by the same metalworks that KEY FEATURES
has crafted railings for luxury boutiques and
Bass Performance Hall in Fort Worth.
But this composition of light, space 6,742 square feet | 3 bedrooms | 3 full baths |
and artistry is firstly a thoroughly satisfying 2 half baths | Elliptical entry hall | Two-story
home — complete with three sumptuous living room | Art gallery | Rosewood-paneled
bedrooms, a media room, a chef’s kitchen, library with motorized roof and James
a formal dining room, a cozy breakfast Turrell Skyspace installation | Oak-paneled
room and perhaps the world’s most unusual media room | Chef’s kitchen with oak
library. Housed atop the home’s distinctive cabinetry | Expansive terrace on ground
turret, it is also beneath one of the world’s level | Private office on fourth level | Elevator
precious few residential installations of a to three levels | Garages for two vehicles
Skyspace by artist James Turrell. At the touch
of a button, the top of the turret’s conical
roof rises gently and swings open slowly — a
motorized system designed for the home
by a NASA engineer — transforming the
library into a dynamic, living artwork. The
mesmerizing installation isolates the sky
into a context-free experience of engaging
with its luminous transitions, watching its
colors shift and evolve, creating a tranquil
and contemplative environment. When the
roof is closed, color-changing light focused
upward into the cone creates a similar effect.
Indeed, this home is a work of art —
for the enjoyment of art. With its ideal mix
of both light-filled living areas and intimate
private spaces, it offers an unparalleled
everyday experience, where architectural
significance and bespoke design converge
in a singular sanctuary in one of Dallas’
most exclusive neighborhoods. 3901 Turtle
Creek Boulevard, No. 7, Dallas; price upon
request. Represented by Diane DuVall, Global
Real Estate Advisor, Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s
International Realty, 214-725-1451, dduvall@
briggsfreeman.com

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