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1920 McKinney Ave, Dallas, TX 75201

347-371-3548

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About The City:

Home of the hand-held calculator, automatic teller machines and Slurpee machines, Dallas is the place where ideas become incredible inventions. It's a city that encourages residents to think and create because they may come up with a product that provides an amazing customer experience. When you're looking for an office interior designer for your project it's important to have choice. Choose from an open office design to private workstations, a conference room with an exciting interior design, workstations play a huge role in coming up with ideas and working on projects. In fact, you never know what's going to come out of this city next, as Dallas in an innovative city that relies on an inspirational office design and overall work environment to turn on the light bulb in one's head. This is why many businesses are getting insights from interior design teams to create a productive office design. Dallas, city, Dallas, Collin, Denton, Rockwell, and Kaufman counties, seat (1846) of Dallas county, north-central Texas, U.S. It lies along the Trinity River near the junction of that river’s three forks, in a region of prairies, tree-lined creeks and rivers, and gentle hills. Dallas is the state’s third most populous city (after Houston and San Antonio) and the metropolis of the sprawling Dallas–Fort Worth urban area, known locally as the Metroplex. The adjacent communities of East Dallas and Oak Cliff were annexed in 1889 and 1903, respectively, greatly expanding the city’s size. Locally produced grain, leather, and especially cotton (grown in the black-clay fields around Dallas) fed the city’s early growth and were followed by insurance and, later, oil. Also during the early 20th century, Dallas was a centre of food processing and the manufacture of textiles and leather products, and an automobile plant and a branch bank of the Federal Reserve System were established there. (“Dad”) Joiner discovered the great East Texas oil field, which attracted investment and made the city a major centre of the petroleum industry. Dallas’s Central Centennial Exposition (1936), the state’s official observance of the Texas revolution centennial, was a boon to the city’s Depression-era economy, and one of the country’s first shopping centres opened in 1931 in the suburb of Highland Park. The city began a period of spectacular growth during and after World War II, when several large aircraft-manufacturing plants were established in the area. Dallas today is a cosmopolitan city known for its high concentration of restaurants and shopping centres. A top global wholesale market, the city is the home of the Dallas Market Center (1957), one of the world’s largest wholesale merchandise complexes. Dallas is the leading banking, financial, and trade centre for the Southwest, and some 6,000 companies have their corporate headquarters there. It is a well-known medical centre; the headquarters of the American Heart Association is there, as are the Texas A&M College of Dentistry (1905) and the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas (1943). Dallas has one of the country’s largest concentrations of telecommunications and high-technology manufacturing and services companies. Clothing manufacture is less significant than in the past, but the city is still known as a regional fashion and women’s apparel centre. The city is known for its cultural activities, including opera, ballet, musicals, and symphony concerts; a notable facility is the Kalita Humphreys Theater (1959; part of the Dallas Theater Center), designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Fair Park contains extensive recreational facilities, including the Cotton Bowl (home of the annual American collegiate gridiron football classic), a music hall, several museums (including African American art, natural history, and science), a planetarium, an aquarium, a horticulture centre, and the fairgrounds of one of the country’s largest annual state expositions.