Dallas CASA's Parade of Playhouses, Raffle Returns to NorthPark Center

Playhouses being raffled off to benefit Dallas CASA programs; tickets are $5 each or 5 for $20 and can be bought online

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LRO Residential’s dreamy playhouse, designed by architect Brian Easley, features a cedar shake roof, porch lighting, arched front door and is built to the same standards as LRO’s Park Cities and Preston Hollow new construction homes.

Children's playhouses designed by some of Dallas' premier builders and architects are now on display at NorthPark Center through July 25 -- and you could take one home for only $5!

The playhouses are part of Dallas CASA's signature community awareness event which raffles off the playhouses to raise money to help serve abused and neglected children.

The 26th Annual Parade of Playhouses features eight imaginative and creative playhouses that are available to win by raffle.

The 2021 collection includes a Dallas Mavs playhouse, a mini barn, an outdoor car wash, and a castle, among others.

The CASA playhouses are free to look at, but raffle tickets are $5 each or 5 for $20. The money goes to support CASA programs and there is no limit to the number of tickets a person can buy. Raffle tickets can be bought online at DallasCASA.org.

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Crest Hot Wheels Hideout: Crest Cadillac / Crest INFINITI / Crest Volvo. A car inspired playhouse celebrating the toy cars called Hot Wheels.
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The Dallas Mavericks playhouse, built by DPR Construction, features a loft accessible by ladder, an indoor space and, of course, a basketball hoop.
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The Dallas Mavericks playhouse, built by DPR Construction, features a loft accessible by ladder, an indoor space and, of course, a basketball hoop.
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Designed and built by Butscher Construction, the horse stable is ready for your petite equestrian! Featuring a Dutch door, saddle storage and everything you need to pretend-care for a horse, this house promises hours of imaginative play.
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Once Upon a Playhouse – Designed by Corgan and built by Austin Commercial, Once Upon a Playhouse was built based on feedback received from a pint-sized focus group of children. The children wanted bright colors—but not too bright – along with climbing elements and an imaginative castle design.
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LRO Residential’s dreamy playhouse, designed by architect Brian Easley, features a cedar shake roof, porch lighting, arched front door and is built to the same standards as LRO’s Park Cities and Preston Hollow new construction homes.
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Designed by RS&H and built by Rogers-O’Brien Construction, this playhouse will keep your kids – and their vehicles – clean. The curved, wave-like roof cantilevers over one wall of the car wash, which also features homemade foam rollers and a sprinkler system that connects to a hose.
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Designed by RS&H and built by Rogers-O’Brien Construction, this playhouse will keep your kids – and their vehicles – clean. The curved, wave-like roof cantilevers over one wall of the car wash, which also features homemade foam rollers and a sprinkler system that connects to a hose.
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Designed by HKS and built by Brasfield + Gorrie with help from Wood Haus, The Tea House incorporates materials in unique and sustainable ways. From the wave wall created with leftover rubber tiles to a glass panel wall created with donated glass samples, the house celebrates repurposing materials. The two-part house can be combined or function as two separate houses.
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Designed by HKS and built by Brasfield + Gorrie with help from Wood Haus, The Tea House incorporates materials in unique and sustainable ways. From the wave wall created with leftover rubber tiles to a glass panel wall created with donated glass samples, the house celebrates repurposing materials. The two-part house can be combined or function as two separate houses.
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Designed by HKS and built by Brasfield + Gorrie with help from Wood Haus, The Tea House incorporates materials in unique and sustainable ways. From the wave wall created with leftover rubber tiles to a glass panel wall created with donated glass samples, the house celebrates repurposing materials. The two-part house can be combined or function as two separate houses.
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Designed by KImley-Horn and built by KDC and Balfour Beatty, this wooden climbing structure features native plantings, a cave for children to hide in and a native bird replica. Designed to blend into the native landscape, Guadalu will allow your child to escape into his or her imagination.

Dallas CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) volunteers serve as the voices in court for abused and neglected children removed from their homes and placed in the protective care of the state.

CASA organizers call the annual playhouse event their "greatest friendraiser" and hope that, along with people learning about the playhouses, they'll learn more about the work Dallas CASA provides. People interested in becoming a CASA volunteer can register for a session to see if becoming a volunteer advocate for children is right for them.

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