Featured project Upper McKinney, Dallas
The Galatyn
Common-space ironwork for a 20-story residential tower: more than two dozen openings, drawn to the architect’s elevations.
- Since 1995
- 2,500+ clients
- 5.0 stars on Google
- Made in our Dallas shop
The project record
StreetLights Residential conceived The Galatyn in the Parisian tradition: formal symmetry, white masonry and dark steel. We made the ironwork of its common spaces, from the motor-court and lobby entrances to the arched windows of the amenity level and the pool court.
- Developer & design
- StreetLights Residential
- Building
- 20 stories, 56 homes
- Openings
- More than two dozen
- Glazing
- Insulated low-E
- Fabrication
- Made in our Dallas shop · Set in place by our own crew
- Completed
- 2026
From the project drawings
Measured before it was made.
The sheet fixes the whole assembly before steel is cut: a 72-inch outer radius, 36-inch leaves between 18-inch sidelights, and the building’s monogram in the transom.
Every opening in the building had a sheet like this one, checked against the architect’s set.
How a project runsOpening schedule
Four kinds of opening, one steel language.
| Opening | Where | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Entry doors | Motor court and main lobby | Ornate forged steel under stone arches, glazed with insulated low-E glass. |
| Arched steel windows | Amenity level, garden room and outdoor lounges | Tall arched frames that carry the entrances’ curves inside. |
| Pool-court door and gates | Pool court | The same steel language, taken outdoors. |
| Sliding entry gate | Site entry | Drawn and finished with the rest of the set. |
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The Galatyn, in motion.
For designers: the openings drawn in steel on your client’s elevation.
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For the project team
How it was coordinated.
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Drawn to the elevations
Each opening was drawn against the architect’s elevations, so the schedule and the sheets told the same story.
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Approved before fabrication
Finish and glass were approved, opening by opening, before any steel was cut.
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Made to a schedule
Fabrication is typically 8–12 weeks after drawing approval.
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Set in sequence
Openings were set in sequence with the other trades on site.
Selected project teams
All 30 project teams
Homeowners and the trade
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Your scope review
Our Dallas team will review your scope, budget and any plans or photos you shared. We’ll reply to confirm whether the project is a fit and discuss the next step before arranging drawings or a site visit.
What happens next
What happens next
What happens next
See full-size steel, glass, hardware and finishes with your client, at our Dallas showroom. Private appointments are available Monday–Friday.
What happens next
Typical investment
- Residence projects
- typically $60k–$250k+
- Multi-room projects
- typically $20k–$65k
- Statement entrances
- typically $10k–$25k
Every project is drawn and quoted for its openings; size, glass, finish, hardware and site conditions set the final investment.