The Dallas Design District is a neighborhood known for design, art, shopping and dining. As part of the neighborhood’s revitalization, Olson Kundig partnered with developer Headington Companies to transform an 11,700‑square‑foot segment of the District into an inviting new public complex containing two restaurants, a takeaway coffee shop and a public breezeway. The design brief from the owner was to open a space previously closed with a solid façade by cutting a large swath out of the building and constructing a steel‑framed entry canopy over the newly exposed center court. Retaining the District’s original 1950s warehouse‑industrial character, the new pavilion contributes to the neighborhood’s ongoing evolution into the artistic heart of downtown Dallas.