The Alamo Trust celebrates the structural topping out of the 160,000-square-foot Alamo Visitor Center and Museum in San Antonio.
The Alamo has reached a key construction milestone with the topping out of its new Visitor Center and Museum in San Antonio. The 160,000-square-foot facility is an adaptive reuse project centered on the historic Crockett and Woolworth buildings. Designed to house over 5,000 artifacts across eight distinct galleries, the museum will also feature a 4D theater and a 700-person event space with a terrace overlooking the iconic Alamo Church.
This development is a centerpiece of the broader $550 million Alamo Plan, which aims to reclaim the landmark's original 4.5-acre footprint and enhance educational programming. Construction is currently underway, with the structure expected to be completed in 2027 and open to the public by spring 2028.
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Beck Ventures advances the $4B Dallas Midtown redevelopment at the former Valley View Center site, attracting interest from the Dallas Mavericks for a potential new arena.
Galveston is seeking a private developer to build a mixed-use beachfront destination at the city-owned Stewart Beach site.
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