OFFICE PORTFOLIO COMMUNITY MEDIA CONTACT OFFICE HISTORY 1976 DAVID M. SCHWARZ GOES TO WASHINGTON, DC 1978 INCORPORATION 1979 JOINING THE FIRM Thomas H. Greene and Craig P. Williams join the firm 1982 1718 Connecticut Avenue The Griffin FIRST NEW CONSTRUCTION First new commercial project construction opens: 1718 Connecticut Avenue First new multi-family residential construction commission in Washington, DC: The Griffin 1983 FIFTH ANNIVERSARY Fifth Anniversary Invitation JOINING THE FIRM Michael C Swartz joins the firm 1984 FIRST DESIGN ARCHITECTCOMMISSION First commission working as Design Architect 1985 FIRST HEALTHCARE COMMISSION First major commission outside of Washington, DC: Cook Children’s Medical Center Office and NICU Expansion 1988 1133 Connecticut Ave Master Plan Tenth anniversary invitation OFFICE MOVES Office moves to 1133 Connecticut Avenue FORT WORTH MASTER PLAN Begin work on Fort Worth Master Plan. Still building it today! TENTH ANNIVERSARY Tenth anniversary invitation 1991 BALLPARK AT ARLINGTON First sports commission: Ballpark at Arlington 1992 SUNDANCE WEST First residential building in downtown Fort Worth since before WWII: Sundance West FIRST AIA / SUNDANCE AWARD Sundance West 1994 WORTHINGTON HOTEL First hospitality project: Worthington Hotel FIRST PHONE BOOK COVER First phone book cover: Ballpark at Arlington 1997 SOUTHLAKE Ongoing work beginning with Master plan: Southlake Town Hall Southlake Townhouses JOINING THE FIRM Gregory M. Hoss joins the firm. 1998 AMERICAN AIRLINES CENTER Firm wins design competition: American Airlines Center BASS HALL First performing arts project opens: Bass Hall 2000 UNIVERSITY FELLOWSHIPS University Fellowships program started. SEVERANCE HALL Cleveland Orchestra starts 21st Century in renovated hall: Severance Hall 2001 Monograph I Cover YALE First university project opens: Yale FIRST MONOGRAPH First monograph published. CHATEAU ST. JEAN VINEYARD First West Coast project opens: Chateau St. Jean Vineyard 2002 NATIONAL COWGIRL MUSEUM & HALL OF FAME First museum project opens: National Cowgirl Museum & Hall of Fame 2006 GINGERTOWN Gingertown founded. gingertown.org 2007 THE SMITH CENTER LEED Gold registered project: The Smith Center DMSAS FOUNDATION David M. Schwarz Foundation started. 2008 30TH ANNIVERSARY GALA 30th Anniversary Gala & name change. SECOND MONOGRAPH Second monograph published. 2010 GINGERTOWN Gingertown goes national. gingertown.org 2013 25 YEARS IN FORT WORTH 25 years of work in Fort Worth and the opening of Sundance Square Plaza. 2014 THE WOODLEY 21st Century grand apartment building. The Woodley 2015 Award Presentation on Saturday morning RICHARD H. DRIEHAUS PRIZE David Schwarz receives the 2015 Richard H. Driehaus Prize at the University of Notre Dame 2017 AC HOTEL SPARTANBURG OPENS AC Hotels by Marriott opening of AC Hotel Spartanburg — the European-inspired brand’s first location in South Carolina. 2018 E. BRONSON INGRAM RESIDENTIAL COLLEGE OPENS E. Bronson Ingram, the first of four planned residential colleges on Vanderbilt University’s campus opens for the 2018-2019 academic year. 2019 DICKIES ARENA OPENS Dickies Arena, a multi-purpose Event Center in Fort Worth, Texas has its grand opening in October. 2020 The Waycroft THE WAYCROFT OPENS The mixed-use development comprised of 491 residential units above 61,000 SF of street-level retail, and three levels of below-grade parking is completed in March. 2021 David M. Schwarz Architects, Inc. 1707 L St. NW, Suite #400 Washington, D.C. 20036 info@dmsas.com (202) 862-0777 SUBSCRIBE