The Galatyn tower facade and lit ground-floor loggia at dusk
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The Galatyn

Upper McKinney District, Dallas · 2026

Common-space ironwork for a 20-story Parisian-style residential tower beside the Katy Trail — more than two dozen openings, drawn to the architect's elevations and installed by our own crew.

Client · StreetLights Residential

Developer & Design
StreetLights Residential
Scope
Common-space ironwork
Completed
2026
Ironwork
  • Motor-court & main-lobby entry doors
  • Arched amenity-level steel windows
  • Pool-court door & gates
  • Sliding entry gate
  • Insulated low-E glazing
  • Installation by the D'Hierro crew
Hand-forged iron entry door beneath a stone arch at the main lobby
The Galatyn arched loggia exterior illuminated at dusk
Pool courtyard with sheer-descent fountain wall and loggia at dusk
Garden room seating beneath an arched steel window wall
Amenity lounge with steel-framed glazing
Aerial view of the full Galatyn tower at dusk
Garden-room dining beneath arched steel windows
Pool court with sheer-descent fountain wall at dusk
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Public-safe linework from an ornate arched steel entry drawing for The Galatyn
One of the coordinated opening sheets for The Galatyn resolves the ornate arched entry assembly, sidelights, proportions, and glazing before fabrication.

A building drawn in the language of Paris — stone, plaster, and iron — rising above the Katy Trail.

Rising in Dallas’s Upper McKinney District beside the Katy Trail, The Galatyn is a 20-story residential tower of 56 homes, conceived by StreetLights Residential in the Parisian tradition — formal symmetry, neutral brick and white masonry, and dark steel. D’Hierro was commissioned for the building’s common-space ironwork: the ornate forged-steel entry doors at the motor court and main lobby, the tall arched steel windows that run through the amenity level and outdoor lounges, the pool-court door and gates, and the sliding entry gate — more than two dozen openings in all, drawn against the architect’s elevations, glazed with insulated low-E glass, and installed by our own crew.

The work is meant to read as the building does: quiet, enduring, and built to last another hundred years.

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