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Monitronics

The campus master plan includes three buildings arranged around a central park anchored by a large-scale sculpture, creating a distinctive sense of place

Project Brief

The new national headquarters for Monitronics is a 3-story 165,000SF build-to-suit facility in Billingsley Company’s Mercer Crossing Business Park. The building, also developed by Billingsley, includes a 24/7 operations center and numerous amenities for Monitronics’ 1,300 employees. GFF provided master planning, architectural, interior design and landscape architectural services. The master plan includes three buildings with a central park featuring a large scale sculpture anchoring the development. A hike and bike trail hugs the lake and connects to a trail network extending west. The trail is flanked with a series of trees and art gateways that create a sense of place at each transition. The Monitronics site is approximately 15.5 acres and accommodates an 8 per 1,000 SF parking ratio due to shift overlaps in their 24-hour/day alarm monitoring operation. The building sits along the lake edge to maximize water views and highway visibility. The lakeside setting influenced the linear configuration of the building. The offset wings articulate the main entrance, marked by a composite metal frame and large expanse of glass that includes the lobby and a stair, making the main entry plaza more dynamic. The painted concrete wall utilizes a precise rhythm of windows within a master grid that threads through the window.

Office & Workplace

The transformation of Old Parkland unites historic preservation with contemporary workplace values in a uniquely Dallas setting

Corporate Headquarters at Old Parkland

Dallas, Texas

Bright steel, reclaimed planters, and new window walls merge architecture and landscape into a cohesive, modern workplace

Burgher Haggard

Fort Worth, Texas

Two Arts Plaza is a 300,000-square-foot office tower anchoring the northeast gateway into Dallas’s Central Business District

Two Arts Plaza

Dallas, Texas / Unbuilt

Architectural rendering of a public broadcast center with an amphitheater and large screen in Downtown Dallas.

GFF’s design for the broadcast facility responds to its unique topographic and urban context, carving out moments of pause, projection, and public connection along the Katy Trail

Public Broadcast Headquarters

Dallas, Texas / Unbuilt

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Maria Gomez

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Ricardo Montoya

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Alix Rios

Associate Principal
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Todd Toupal

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David Boone

Associate Principal
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