Corgan CEO Scott Ruch highlights recent firm milestones including the $1.7 billion Westside Village in Fort Worth and a new Wells Fargo campus in Irving.
Design firm Corgan, led by CEO Scott Ruch, continues to manage a high-profile portfolio of regional developments despite an increasingly competitive market for design services. Ruch, who has been with the company for his entire 37-year career, recently emphasized the firm's focus on workforce development and talent retention to sustain growth.
Key projects currently associated with Corgan's design practice include the $1.7 billion Westside Village in Fort Worth, the $570 million Wells Fargo campus in Irving, and upgrades to major transit hubs including the Hollywood Burbank Airport and a new concourse at Houston Hobby Airport.
Ricchi Group is auctioning its 268,000-square-foot office tower at 1111 Mockingbird Lane in Dallas with a $2.75 million starting bid.
DFW Land acquires 8020 Park Lane, a 120,923-square-foot Class A office building in Dallas.
The Plano City Council approved a rezoning request for AT&T's 54-acre headquarters campus, authorizing a 280-foot landmark communication tower.
Hall Group is set to break ground in June on The Terraces at Hall Park, a 200,000-square-foot office tower and a $14 million expansion of Kaleidoscope Park in Frisco.
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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