An artful transformation has breathed new life into one of the city’s most storied properties in Uptown Dallas.
Rising 22 stories above Maple Avenue in the heart of Uptown Dallas, the newly reimagined Maple Terrace Residences blends historic preservation with contemporary luxury, creating an unparalleled living experience across its 3.37-acre mixed-use development. Anchored by the original 1920s Maple Terrace building—once hosting luminaries like Elvis Presley, Dean Martin and Judy Garland—it has been elegantly repurposed into boutique office space while maintaining its historic character.
The artistic spirit begins in the grand lobby, where residents are greeted by contemporary installations that complement the building’s classic architectural details. Throughout the common spaces, carefully selected pieces create an atmosphere of refined culture, from the intimate library to the 22nd-floor conservatory, with its wraparound terrace offering dramatic city views.
Among the standout pieces, Christopher Jones’s striking art installation at Alfred’s cocktail bar crafts beauty from history, incorporating salvaged cogs and gears from the building’s original elevator. The property’s connection to entertainment royalty is celebrated through Bengisu Bayrak’s rare photographs of the King’s handwritten notes from The Heartbreak Hotel. Watercolorist Maksim Koloskov brings fresh perspectives to both residential and office spaces, with captivating pieces adorning the office conference corridor and the residential library. Artist Libbie Masterson’s mirrored photographs create dramatic visual statements in the lobby garden corridor and amenity level. In contrast, local Texas artist Paul Meyer’s circular masterpiece in the residential lobby incorporates elements from the original building.
This reimagined landmark by Hines, the global real estate investment manager, along with partners Mitsui Fudosan America and McNair Interests, offers 345 residences ranging from intimate studios to expansive penthouses thoughtfully redesigned by Dallas’ GFF and featuring interiors by renowned Rottet Studio. “Our residents will enjoy luxurious homes, world-class amenities as well as two exceptional dining experiences at Doce Mesas and CATCH Dallas," says Corbin Eckel, managing director at Hines, “further enhancing the vibrant atmosphere of this unique community.”
High Street Residential (HSR), the residential subsidiary of Trammell Crow Company (TCC), and JV partner Mitsui Fudosan America (MFA) have broken ground on a 215-unit, Class A, luxury residential community in Scottsdale, Arizona. The project is slated for delivery by mid 2027.
