Daimler Chrysler

Westlake, Texas

Daimler Chrysler selected BOKA Powell to design both the shell and interiors of their 130,000 square foot call center in Westlake, Texas. A part of Hillwood’s Circle T Development, this tilt-wall building has an Austin Stone veneer, standing seam roof and detailing to help soften the harshness of a typical tilt-wall office building. BOKA Powell worked closely with the City of Fort Worth to ensure that the design responded to the city development code, creating a series of façade elements that works to break down the mass of the building.

The building incorporates a trellis-covered patio adjacent to the cafeteria to accommodate lunch breaks and other gatherings. This design feature makes for an inviting employee entrance, as well as protects against the sun from the south side. Masterplanned to accommodate an additional 100,000 square foot expansion, the facility incorporates a two-level parking deck with a covered connection to the building.

Project Information

Location
Westlake, Texas
Completion Date
2002
Size
130,000 SF
Studio
Architecture, Interior Design
Typology
Office, Parking Structure, Workplace
Category
Tilt Wall, Build to Suit, Single Tenant
Program
Conference, Lounge, Meeting Room, Training Room, Lobby, Grab and Go

BOKA Powell Credits

Partners
John Orfield, R. Andrew Bennett
Design Team
Scott Case, Siobhan Winfrey, Traci Webster, Tami Bopp

External Credits

MEP Engineer
Schmidt & Stacy
Structural Engineer
Walter P. Moore
Civil Engineer
Carter & Burgess
Landscape Architect
SMR