DNA Workshop has appointed Ryan Moore, AIA as the Managing Director of its Dallas office. With a rich background in architecture and a passion for community-focused projects, Moore is set to lead DNA Workshop Dallas towards significant contributions in these crucial sectors.
The Dallas office, under Moore’s leadership, is positioned to expand DNA Workshop’s impact in Texas, focusing on revitalizing underserviced neighborhoods and breathing new life into historic structures. Moore’s career began at GHA Architects in Dallas, after which he joined Conquest Architecture as Chief Development Officer, overseeing a team of over 30 Architects. During his tenure at his previous firm, Moore worked with national clients including Zaxby’s. Buffalo Wild Wings, Sonic, Dunkin, Cracker Barrel, and more. Known for enhancing design quality and fostering architectural innovation, Moore’s previous leadership roles have prepared him to expand DNA Workshop’s reach throughout the region.
Dyke Nelson, Founder and Managing Partner of DNA Workshop, expressed confidence in Moore’s appointment, stating, “Ryan’s dedication to architectural excellence and his alignment with our core values around affordable housing and historic preservation make him the perfect leader for our Dallas expansion. His expertise will be invaluable as we continue to strive for designs that positively impact communities and enrich lives.”
Ryan Moore shared his enthusiasm about his new role, noting, “Leading DNA Workshop’s Dallas office is a tremendous opportunity to make a real difference, both in this community and across the country. I’m committed to advancing our mission to design spaces that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also accessible, sustainable, and deeply integrated into the fabric of the communities we serve.”
As DNA Workshop ventures into new projects, including international engagements like the design of a new international airport in the Turks and Caicos, Moore’s stewardship will be key in steering the Dallas office towards achieving greater milestones in affordable housing and historic preservation.
