The Harwood District north of downtown Dallas is getting its biggest additions - its first hotel and the next office tower in the 19-block project is opening...
“We are being very judicious with leasing the last couple of floors,” Barbier-Mueller said. “Demand is outpacing supply still. We’re confident and optimistic about offices — at least in our district — while the message globally is more negative.”Office space in the district is almost 95% leased. Barbier-Mueller said Harwood markets the entire neighborhood, not just individual buildings.
“We are highly amenitized and have been for a while,” he said. “We now have 12 or 13 restaurants outside of those in the hotel. Some of our older buildings we’ve gone back and amenitized the ground level and it creates newness and activation that makes us not an office campus anymore but a lifestyle district.”
The Harwood No. 14 tower will have two restaurants — an American-style bistro and a Japanese steakhouse.The two-story lobby descends almost 16 feet from Harry Hines down to Harwood Street and will be adorned with five samurai warriors mounted on horseback. The armors on the warriors are from theThe walls in the lobby of No. 14 are lined with textured cut stone. Outside the entrance, there’s landscaping with granite boulders.at Harry Hines and Olive.
“Those big granite boulders are on the castle wall of Rolex, the hotel has some and you will see those on No. 14,” Barbier-Mueller said.The outside of the No. 14 tower is textured with metal fins that extend onto the interior ceiling of the lobby. “There are four different shapes that change directions to get that curtain wall finish,” he said.The lobby of the 27-story Harwood No. 14 tower north of downtown Dallas is almost ready to open.
“We started with Rolex and are excited for our latest building with Harwood No. 14, as well as our facade design for Hôtel Swexan. Others are on the horizon.”
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