about meadows
A Dallas Original
The Meadows Building offers more than a place to work. From outdoor spaces and convenient parking to modern shared amenities, everything is designed to make the workday a little easier, and a lot more enjoyable.
The Meadows Building has been part of Dallas since 1955, when it became the city's first high-rise outside Downtown. Originally built to house the corporate office of General American Oil Co. by the building’s namesake—Algur Meadows—it stands as a one of the best examples of mid-century architecture in Texas.
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As a designated historic landmark, renovations to modernize the building have been done with strict compliance to the original design. So while it might look like you’ve stepped back in time, you’ll still enjoy all of the comforts of modern amenities.
Shaded Balcony on each Floor
9th Floor Single-Tenant Penthouse
Conference room for up to 8
Lush Outdoor Green Space
Parking Ratio: 3.0/1,000 SF
Amenities Center Access
AMENITIES
What you get
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9 Floors: Totaling 209,122 SF
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Typical Floor Size: 14,715 RSF
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Designated Historic Landmark
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Year Built: 1955
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Renovated: 2018/2019
Meadows on the map
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270,270 Vehicles Per Day
at the Lovers/North Central Expressway Intersection
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Ease of Access to North Central Expressway
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Improved Ingress/Egress
current tenants
We’re proud to celebrate the longstanding relationships we’ve built with tenants who have made the Meadows Building their home for many years—and we look forward to welcoming them for many more to come.
Keeping the History Alive
Founded by brothers Evan and Jordan August, August Real Estate Co. is a Dallas-based real estate firm with an extensive track record of honoring and revitalizing historic properties throughout Dallas. Their work is guided by a deep commitment to authenticity, long-term community investment, and a hospitality-driven approach that makes every building feel like a natural part of the neighborhood it serves.
The Meadows Building will be no exception and August Real Estate looks forward to being the next steward of this historic property.
