This past April, neighbors gathered for a special evening walk through Greenland Hills, led by architect Stuart Mutt as part of the neighborhood’s Centennial celebration. This event marked the second in a popular series, offering residents the opportunity to explore the architectural heritage that defines the community.

During the walk, Stuart shared his expertise and observations as a dedicated student of revival-style architecture. He highlighted key features of the Tudor Revival and other early 20th-century styles found throughout the neighborhood, noting distinctive builder decisions and design elements preserved through CD9 zoning protections.

Participants came away with a richer understanding of the neighborhood’s character, along with new architectural vocabulary and a deeper appreciation for the homes that make Greenland Hills unique. The walk concluded with refreshments and conversation, and many attendees expressed interest in future events of this kind.

Don't miss out on our next adventure exploring the history of the Granda Theater with Stroll M Streets!