Dallas Architecture Beats NYC & Chicago for Style

Dallas residents just have to look across Downtown to see buildings designed by six different Pritzker Prize-winning architects all within the Arts District (like the Perot Museum, pictured), according to The Atlantic CityLab. New York City and Chicago may have the market cornered on tall buildings, but Dallas has them beat in the design category. The article points out that no other geographic area in the nation can claim as much architecture by architects who have received the top honors in their fields – all within a square mile.

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