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
- 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
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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