Goldman Sachs breaks ground on all-electric Dallas campus

Global investment bank Goldman Sachs has broken ground on a 800,000 square foot campus building  in Dallas which will be powered entirely by electricity.

The project, which is being built by property developer Hillwood Urban and owner Hunt Realty, will include no gas heating or cooling and aims to achieve LEED and WELL certifications.

The new Goldman Sachs Dallas campus. Image: Goldman Sachs

Henning Larsen Architects has designed the building and, according to multiple media reports, UK- headquartered Balfour Beatty has been appointed as lead contractor. 

In a statement, Goldman Sachs said the project will promote opportunities to work with small, diverse and local talent as part of the firm’s supplier diversity goals.

The building, located at 2323 North Field Street, will be composed of two wings, with the tallest being 14 floors. Located on three acres on the southeast corner of the broader NorthEnd Development, the campus will sit alongside a 1.5-acre urban park.

“Luring the biggest names in business is becoming business as usual in Dallas — but this is a major moment for our city,” said Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson. “Goldman Sachs is the premier name in finance and investment banking. The expansion of this global brand in our city center is a remarkable sign of how far Dallas has come in recent years as we have focused on attracting talent and businesses by prioritizing public safety, improving quality of life, and reducing our tax rate. This new development also shows that there are still greater things to come for a city that is already a unique and mighty engine of economic growth for our entire nation.”