The Offices at Southstone Yards is the first multi-tenant mass timber office building in North Texas and is among the largest mass timber office buildings in the country. The phrase ‘trophy class timber’ has been coined with preeminent architecture, location, amenities, and finishes rarely, if ever, seen in conjunction with the beautiful and warm aesthetic of mass timber.
The 11-foot-or-taller windows and ceilings throughout are unprecedented, and property tours consistently draw “wow” reactions from visitors. The office construction is nearly carbon neutral, having reduced the embodied carbon or captured offsetting carbon for approximately 86% of the carbon footprint of an all-concrete equivalent building. That’s approximately 6,600 tons of potential carbon credits. These environmental benefits are arguably exceeded only by the health and aesthetic benefits of the beautiful and warm interior.
Leading the Dallas-Fort Worth market in health and wellness, The Offices at Southstone Yards uses biophilic (i.e., natural) materials, market-leading air quality, daylight throughout, terraces on every floor, acres of activated park space, and other features such as a fitness center with state-of-the-art technology and market-leading equipment.
The Offices at Southstone Yards is the first phase of what will ultimately be more than one million square feet of office space within the overall 45-acre property. The broader Southstone Yards development will include residential, retail, community outdoor event space, a hotel, and more than nine acres of green space, further reinforcing the mission of wellness and outdoor amenities that tenants and residents value.
This trophy-class project is a visionary and highly differentiated mass timber office building within the context of a richly appointed and modern, work-live-play destination in the great city of Frisco. It delivers unparalleled amenities, environmentally friendly construction, a healthy environment, and beautiful aesthetics to empower companies to achieve their ESG goals and draw employees to the office where culture and collaboration thrive.
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