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1407 Texas Street

Office Building Addition and Remodel

Fort Worth, Texas

Client: 1407 Texas St. 1, LLC
Location: 1407 Texas St.
Fort Worth, Texas
Project Type: Commercial - Complete renovation and adaptive reuse
Facts:
  • Two floors and basement - 25,000 SF
  • Added partial 3rd floor meeting suite at the roof - 2,000 SF
  • Renovation of all floors and basement
  • Construction Type - IIB

Story

This mid-century modern building has survived several owners and renovations since its opening in 1955. Approached by a tenant seeking to lease both floors, the current owner repurposed the building and added a 2,000 SF meeting space on the roof, creating a partial third floor. Located on the western edge of the Fort Worth downtown business district, the building’s distinctive waves, formed by training Pyracantha (firethorn), are a nod to the owner’s passion for scuba diving. Property renovations included improvements to the site, all-new MEP systems, open industrial interiors, tenant amenities, a 2000 SF meeting suite rooftop addition with views of the Trinity River and downtown Fort Worth.

Architect of Record/Project Manager: Tom Hines
Owner/Contractor: 1407 Texas St. 1, LLP
Architect: Tom Hines
Interior Design: 1407 Texas St. 1, LLP
Civil: Tom Hines, Architect
Structural: Frank Neal & Assoc., Inc.
Mechanical, Electrial, & Plumbing: Vic Weir Consulting, Inc.
Photographer: Angela Weir