Dallas apartment builder Mintwood Real Estate teamed up with Santander Tower owner Pacific Elm Properties to transform 11 floors of the Elm Street office...
The apartment construction is a further step in the owner’s plan to repurpose the landmark skyscraper.
Mintwood took a large space on the west end of Santander Tower’s ground floor to create a tenant lounge area, leasing and management center and board room. There’s a fireplace in the lounge and a library-style common room.Just outside the lounge windows on Pacific Street, work crews are finishing up the swimming pool and outside patios for residents. There’s a dog park going in on the east side.WDG Architecture did the conversion design. Adolfson & Peterson was the general contractor.
“We paid a lot of attention to where the buildings are around us so not to have obstructed views,” Slade said. “I love the views because you are looking out over the city.”The developers added amenity areas on the 25th and 39th floors so residents won’t have to always go down to the lobby area to gather.
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