Dallas

Families arriving at Texas Children’s Hospital in North Austin are welcomed with a clear, thoughtful campus design to ease their visit. Whether a routine appointment with their doctor, a scheduled test or procedure, or an unscheduled visit to the Emergency Center, each visit has been planned with patients and family members in mind.

Fountain Place has defined the Dallas skyline since 1986, its iconic, prism-like form standing as a testament to Pei Cobb Freed’s visionary design. But the original master plan always imagined more—a pair of identical, asymmetrical towers, each rotated 90 degrees from the other, creating a dynamic interplay of light, glass, and geometry.

The Home of the PGA of America headquarters embodies the essence of Texas modern architecture—rooted in place, purpose, and performance. Designed to work with the local climate, it leverages regionally quarried stone for authenticity, efficiency, and sustainability. This deep-set material not only strengthens energy performance but also reinforces a timeless connection to Texas' architectural heritage.

Cone Health MedCenter Greensboro at Drawbridge Parkway redefines how healthcare integrates into daily life, blending healing, wellness, and education into a single destination. Located at I-840 and Battleground in northwest Greensboro, Drawbridge offers emergency services, imaging, diagnostics, and specialty clinics—including primary care, orthopedics, oncology, and an infusion center.

With rapid population growth in southeastern Collin County, Collin College recognized the need for expanded educational programs in Wylie. To meet this demand, the college launched a bold expansion, strategically locating the new greenfield campus next to the City of Wylie government center. Page shaped the vision, leading campus planning, site development, and design of its four new buildings—Campus Commons, Learning & Resource Center, Student & Conference Center, and Central Utility Plant.