We create legacies,
building with the health of future generations in mind.

Our firm was the first green practice to open in Dallas, focusing on design that incorporate energy efficiency, passive solar techniques, natural day lighting, non-toxic materials, advanced building science and enhanced indoor air quality. We have since completed more than 300 projects including residential, commercial, institutional and museum work throughout the United States.

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LEEDing the way as North Texas’ first Green Architecture Firm

Launched in 1987, GGO Architects has always aimed to ignite a change in the craft of Architecture through environmental stewardship.

With a unique combination of general planning and design experience, we have the ability to evaluate, comprehend and skillfully design each project as one of a kind. Our spaces encourage community - whether with neighbors at home or creative collaboration at work inspired by the built environment around you.

 
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A firm that lives their values.

 
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“We have the responsibility of designing solutions, not just spaces.” - Founder Gary Gene Olp, FAIA + LEED Fellow

An educator, providing expertise on systems, building practices and community design to clients, collaborators and the public alike, Gary’s approach to his work reflects his curiosity in his craft, as well as a commitment to life through conservation and quality of life. Olp’s civic involvement in the City of Dallas reflects his commitment to a broader vision as a practicing professional and dedication to his community’s well-being and happiness — from working with his neighborhood Cultural Center, to planting trees at the local school on the weekends.

 
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Why Build Green

Buildings in the U.S. consume more than 30% of our total energy and 60% of our electricity annually, while a typical North American commercial construction project generates up to 2.5 pounds of solid waste per square foot of floor space.Building today should be guiding the way to the future and represent a sound logical environmental stewardship.