Dallas City Hall Concrete Architectural Model

Dallas City Hall Concrete Architectural Model is a handcrafted miniature inspired by I. M. Pei’s bold inverted-pyramid civic landmark.

Cast in fine concrete, this sculptural object brings a quiet modern presence to a desk, shelf, or design-focused interior. Each piece is individually cast; subtle tonal variation and small surface pores are part of the material’s character.

• Material: Fine concrete
• Dimensions: 16.1 × 10.7 × 7.8 cm
• Weight: 1.4 kg

I. M. Pei’s dramatic civic form

Dallas City Hall opened in 1978, designed by I. M. Pei. Its sharply angled facade appears to lean forward, producing a bold image of civic architecture that is both structurally expressive and unmistakably of its era.

This miniature emphasizes that powerful wedge-like profile. It is a compact tribute to Pei’s command of geometry and to the ambitious public architecture of the 1970s.

For collectors of bold silhouettes

Display it where the sloping facade can be seen from the side, allowing its strong profile to become the main visual gesture.