Case Study

Knox Street

Mixed-Use High-Rise Complex

$619M mixed-use high-rise. 46 custom condos at 1/16-inch tolerance.

Project Type: Mixed-Use
Location: Dallas, TX
Total Value: $619M
Delivery: Design-Build
Square Footage: 1M+ SF
Completed: 2026
Units: 46 custom condos + hotel + apartments
Stories: 29
Developer
Architect
Project Director: ANDRES Senior PM, 21 years with the firm

Precision at Scale

Knox Street represents the convergence of luxury hospitality and ultra-precision residential construction. A 29-level tower combining a boutique hotel with 46 custom condominiums — each built to 1/16-inch tolerance. The condos demanded a team that wouldn't accept deviation.

Complexity highlights

1/16-Inch Tolerance Across 46 Custom Units

Each condominium was individually designed — different layouts, different finishes, different millwork packages. Holding 1/16-inch tolerance across 46 unique buildouts requires a level of craft that most high-rise crews aren't equipped for. ANDRES treated each unit as a standalone project within the larger tower.

Mixed-Program Coordination

Hotel, apartment, and condo programs running simultaneously in a single 29-story structure. Three different MEP standards, three different finish levels, three different inspection regimes — all sharing a single core and a single construction schedule.

The ANDRES team on Knox Street included superintendents and project managers who had worked together on previous high-rise projects. That continuity — the same faces from mobilization through punch — is what allowed ANDRES to deliver condo-level precision inside a mixed-use schedule. The ESOP keeps these teams together project after project.