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The Statler Dallas

Dallas, Texas, United States · Curio Collection · Accessible Luxury

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William B. Tabler's 1956 Statler Hilton brought curtain-wall construction and a Y-shaped tower to Dallas, the city's first major new hotel in nearly three decades. Its 2017 restoration returned the Mid-Century Modern landmark beside George Dahl's 1953 central library, together called the city's finest block of 1950s architecture by the AIA Guide.

About The Statler Dallas

History

The Statler Dallas, originally The Statler Hilton Dallas, was completed in 1956 for the Statler Hotels chain after its sale to Hilton Hotels. According to the hotel, it was the first major hotel built in Dallas in nearly three decades, and architect William B. Tabler used a cantilevered reinforced flat-slab system and thin-skinned curtain wall design that made the building a notable example of Modern architecture in Dallas. The hotel opened with 1,001 rooms, a ballroom for 2,200 people, a rooftop heliport, and features such as elevator music and in-room televisions, and it was later reduced through renovations to 710 rooms in the historic tower. The building was redeveloped and reopened in 2017 as The Statler Dallas, Curio Collection by Hilton, with 159 guest rooms and 219 apartments in the new project.

The setting

At 1914 Commerce Street in downtown Dallas, beside George Dahl's 1953 central library, in William B. Tabler's 1956 Statler.

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