A century-old icon brought back to life at the edge of Dallas’ twin street grids
One of the most recognizable forms on the Dallas skyline, the three 20-foot-tall rooftop water tanks of 603 Munger have anchored the West End for over 100 years. Originally constructed in three phases from 1903 to 1922, the complex was built for the Brown Cracker and Candy Company, which was the largest cracker factory in the country at the time, employing 1,000 workers. Granite Properties recognized the potential of this landmark structure to attract new creative-class office tenants and restaurants and purchased the complex in late 2015.