Goldman Sachs’ New Uptown Campus
New renderings offer a sneak peek into Goldman Sachs’ highly anticipated $500 million Uptown campus at NorthEnd, set to become the New York bank’s second-largest U.S. office when it opens in 2028.
Goldman selected Texas-based Rottet Studio, Skidmore, Owings & Merrill and Corgan to execute on its vision for the project’s interior.
Interior design plans for the 2323 N Field St. building emphasize Dallas-inspired themes and employee well-being.
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Design and Features
“First and foremost, we purposely decided to have it be more of a campus than an office tower. Dallas is a unique city — we wanted to have a building that was unique within the architectural landscape of the city,” Aasem Khalil, global head of investment banking client services and head of the Dallas office, told The Dallas Morning News in an exclusive interview.
Features include open-plan workspaces, modern conferencing areas, communal spaces, fitness facilities, back-up childcare, dining options, outdoor terraces, rooftop gardens, bike parking and social lounges.
“So we hired an architect that we thought could help us design something that was really special and unique. So the decision to build a campus and not to have a skyscraper was number one.”
Updated renderings show an inside look of Goldman Sachs’ 800,000 square foot Uptown Dallas campus.
Courtesy of Goldman Sachs
Location and Development
The 800,000-square-foot campus will be Goldman’s second-largest U.S. office and is among the linchpins of Dallas’ burgeoning status as a highly competitive financial hub.
The 1.5-acre NorthEnd development belongs to Dallas-based Hunt Realty, with Ross Perot’s Hillwood teaming with Hunt to build Goldman’s new digs.
“Goldman Sachs has had a presence in Dallas for nearly 60 years and we carefully considered the local culture and community in every stage of the design process,” Jacqueline Arthur, global head of human capital management and corporate and workplace solutions at Goldman Sachs said in a statement.
“Our investment in this campus underscores our dedication to providing a world-class workplace that supports our employees’ well-being and professional growth, as well as represents what it means to be a Goldman Sachs campus in Dallas.”
Updated renderings show an inside look of Goldman Sachs’ 800,000 square foot Uptown Dallas campus.
Courtesy of Goldman Sachs
Investment and Growth
Khalil noted the bank decided to ramp up its investment in the city over the past 10 years because of its standing as a national business hub. The city’s reputation, alongside the suite of amenities at Goldman’s new campus, is part of the bank’s strategy to keep its employees excited about coming into the office.
“It was not very difficult to get people to come back into the office after the COVID-19 pandemic, because that’s just in
