Timeline

The district of Harwood began in 1984 with the opening of the Rolex building, Uptown Dallas' first office development. Adjoins Marie Gabrielle Restaurant and Gardens via a skybridge.

Founded in 1988, Harwood International is celebrating 30 years of developing innovative experiences. The international real estate firm has offices and developments in select niche markets including Beverly Hills, Dallas, Geneva, London’s West End, Paris, and Zurich. The company is recognized globally as a purveyor for building the finest developments in terms of design, location, and quality while creating cultural experiences within them that are beyond exceptional.

Designed by world-renowned architect Richard Keating. Features include a fitness center and Marie Gabrielle Restaurant and Gardens at the ground level.

Located in the heart of the thriving Dallas Design District, near the American Airlines Center. Features include unique green space and courtyards, easy in-out surface parking, patrol service, and excellent access and visibility.

Marie Gabrielle is the first restaurant and venue established in the Harwood District. Featuring an enchanting 1.5-acre European garden oasis, known for its vast event space and exquisite dining and catering options.

Designed by world-renowned architect Richard Keating. Adjoins Marie Gabrielle Restaurant and Gardens via a skybridge and Magnolias: Sous Le Pont at the ground level.

Lobby designed by DMJM, Richard Keating, and Lauren Rottet, includes an art collection of antique horses and mounted knights in full armor from The Ann & Gabriel Barbier-Mueller Museum: The Samurai Collection.

Built in 1674 Class AA renovation by HI in 2000. Features include a striking multi-story water feature designed by noted British sculptor William Pye and stone carving by artist Robin Connelly.

Designed by renowned architect Michael Graves. Amish-style influences include a silo flanked by two barn-like structures. A 40-foot tall timber frame hand-crafted from Douglas Fir occupies 441 SF of the interior entrance

Designed by James KM Cheng Architects Inc. One of the tallest condominium residence towers in Dallas and the first in the district of Harwood.

Out in the country, but within an easy drive of Dallas' renowned Uptown and Downtown areas, St. James Park is a neighborhood synonymous with the idea of living a life in balance. A neighborhood of character, quality and beauty - exclusive, private, unique

Designed by Los Angeles-based Shimoda Design Group. Features include a private fitness center, the 12th level Rockefeller Sky Garden and Mercat Bistro at ground level.

Originally built in 1927, the historic school has been transformed into Saint Ann Restaurant & Bar, a modern environment that boasts the largest garden patio in Dallas. The second level houses The Ann and Gabriel Barbier-Mueller Museum: The Samurai Collection.

Built in 1819 and renovated by HI in 2011. Located in one of London's premier business addresses renowned for its private clubs, hotels, restaurants and retail.

Situated atop a well maintained and recently restored building in the heart of St James's, this apartment has been interior designed and finished to the highest standards boasting a roof terrace offering stunning views across central London.

The Samurai Collection was created to house the Japanese armor of Ann and Gabriel Barbier-Mueller. The collection is one of the most complete and largest of its type in the world and the only outside of Japan whose focus is samurai armor.

Located on the ground level of HI's headquarters is Mercat Bistro, the quintessential locale for an elegant experience abroad. Paired with a varied menu and wine list, Mercat is an honest compilation of classics from different corners of the world.

Frost Tower is the seventh phase within the district of Harwood. The pencil office high-rise is a build-to-suit designed for Frost Bank by HDF. Features include two office penthouses with private balconies, as well as, curated gardens and Dolce Riviera along the ground level.

HI opens three distinct award-winning venues in the District: The Grove at HARWOOD, Magnolias: Sous Le Pont and Happiest Hour. Each concept offers something unique. From volleyball courts, to single origin coffee and the biggest burger that you can find in TX.

Take a stroll down N. Harwood Street and stumble upon one of Dallas' most photographed coffee shops. Featuring an eye-catching, teal facade, Magnolias: Sous Le Pont radiates with an artistic atmosphere, friendly baristas, and a collaborative vibe like none other.

Manifested from Dallas' love of sun, games and bevvies, The Grove is a relaxing outdoor retreat for all ages and even four-legged friends. Featuring a pair of volleyball courts, garden games, and plenty of space to play, The Grove is truly a piece of paradise.

Discover the best house-made pasta in Dallas and an award-winning wine list of rarities at this beautiful dining destination. With palm trees, patio seating, and classic Italian antiquities, Dolce Riveria feels just like your favorite sophisticated getaway.

Designed by world-renowned Paris architect Jean-Michel Wilmotte and HDF. Amenities include a resident-only spa, state-of-the-art fitness center, two junior Olympic size cascading pools & gourmet grocery market.

Designed by Kengo Kuma and HDF. Curated environments designed by landscape architect, Sadafumi Uchiyama include reflecting pools, cascading waterfalls and stone walls by 15th generation stone mason, Suminori Awata.

Designed by HDF. Features include private outdoor terraces, adjacent gardens and outdoor seating, lining a European - inspired cobblestone pathway, "La Rue Perdue."

Featuring bold flavors of Latin American-inspired cocktails and cuisine, your senses will fall in love with Te Deseo. Spanning 14,000 square feet of beautiful design, Te Deseo features a series of unique dining rooms, four bars, and a stunning rooftop overlooking the city.

Expanding the District of Harwood to 19 city blocks, Citymark on the Katy Trail encompasses a recently renovated 11-story office tower atop a four-level parking garage within a park-like setting. Enjoy immediate access to the Katy Trail and state-of-the-art fitness center and modern conference center accessible via the amenity deck.

Pouring pints of Guinness, featuring the finest whiskeys, and touting the tastiest fish and chips, Harwood Arms will soon be Dallas’ favorite friendly neighborhood hangout. Those in the know will stumble upon the crimson façade of Harwood Arms by way of La Rue Perdue, a whimsical cobblestone alleyway located at the base of the office tower dubbed Harwood No. 10.

Coming Soon

Coming Soon Uptown Dallas’ Tallest Building

Designed in partnership with Kengo Kuma & Associates, Corgan, and HDF, the tower brings 360,000 RSF of office space, 16,000 SF of restaurant space for our Harwood Hospitality Group, and features a 17,000 SF rooftop + sky garden.