About 3525 Turtle Creek Boulevard:

Rising above Turtle Creek since 1957, 3525 Turtle Creek Boulevard has long been regarded as one of Dallas’ defining residential landmarks. Designed by acclaimed Modernist architect Howard Meyer, the building introduced a new vision of luxury high rise living, combining clean architectural lines, generous floor plans, and panoramic views that were virtually unmatched at the time. Its striking design and lasting influence on Dallas architecture ultimately earned it a place on the National Register of Historic Places, a distinction reserved for properties of exceptional historical and architectural significance.

More than six decades later, 3525 remains one of the city’s most coveted addresses. While the building’s architecture has been carefully preserved, many residences have been thoughtfully reimagined to reflect contemporary luxury lifestyles, creating homes as distinctive as their owners. With its rich history, exceptional location along the Turtle Creek corridor, and reputation for understated elegance, 3525 continues to represent a rare blend of architectural heritage and timeless sophistication.