Uptown Dallas office building joins growing list of 1980s properties getting a redo.
Upgrades to the building include a new lobby and ground-floor restaurant, a tenant conference center and improvements to the parking garage. A six-story tall mural on the exterior of the building was designed by Japanese artist Daisuke Okamoto.
Newmark’s Durham and Natalie Serio are leasing the building. It’s one of several 1980s offices north of downtown that have gotten makeovers.
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