“3525” was built in 1957 as Dallas’ first luxury high rise apartment building. Sited along the prestigious Turtle Creek Boulevard, the 22-story building was designed by New York transplant Howard R. Meyer (1903-1988). Organized in plan around an elevator core are four apartments, each “L” shaped and arranged in a pinwheel fashion, with a smaller fifth apartment fit between two of the “Ls.” This arrangement provides three exposures to each apartment. The concrete structural frame is visible on the exterior and infilled with brick, ribbon windows and open-air terraces. A concrete brise-soliel on every façade unifies and distinguishes the design. Sited on a hill overlooking the creek, park and the Kalita Humphreys Theater (F. L. Wright), 3525 set the tone for the high rise- lined Turtle Creek Boulevard that exists today. 

“3525” was built in 1957 as Dallas’ first luxury high rise apartment building. Sited along the prestigious Turtle Creek Boulevard, the 22-story building was designed by New York transplant Howard R. Meyer (1903-1988). Organized in plan around an elevator core are four apartments, each “L” shaped and arranged in a pinwheel fashion, with a smaller fifth apartment fit between two of the “Ls.” This arrangement provides three exposures to each apartment. The concrete structural frame is visible on the exterior and infilled with brick, ribbon windows and open-air terraces. A concrete brise-soliel on every façade unifies and distinguishes the design. Sited on a hill overlooking the creek, park and the Kalita Humphreys Theater (F. L. Wright), 3525 set the tone for the high rise- lined Turtle Creek Boulevard that exists today. 

“3525” was built in 1957 as Dallas’ first luxury high rise apartment building. Sited along the prestigious Turtle Creek Boulevard, the 22-story building was designed by New York transplant Howard R. Meyer (1903-1988). Organized in plan around an elevator core are four apartments, each “L” shaped and arranged in a pinwheel fashion, with a smaller fifth apartment fit between two of the “Ls.” This arrangement provides three exposures to each apartment. The concrete structural frame is visible on the exterior and infilled with brick, ribbon windows and open-air terraces. A concrete brise-soliel on every façade unifies and distinguishes the design. Sited on a hill overlooking the creek, park and the Kalita Humphreys Theater (F. L. Wright), 3525 set the tone for the high rise- lined Turtle Creek Boulevard that exists today. 

“3525” was built in 1957 as Dallas’ first luxury high rise apartment building. Sited along the prestigious Turtle Creek Boulevard, the 22-story building was designed by New York transplant Howard R. Meyer (1903-1988). Organized in plan around an elevator core are four apartments, each “L” shaped and arranged in a pinwheel fashion, with a smaller fifth apartment fit between two of the “Ls.” This arrangement provides three exposures to each apartment. The concrete structural frame is visible on the exterior and infilled with brick, ribbon windows and open-air terraces. A concrete brise-soliel on every façade unifies and distinguishes the design. Sited on a hill overlooking the creek, park and the Kalita Humphreys Theater (F. L. Wright), 3525 set the tone for the high rise- lined Turtle Creek Boulevard that exists today.