A twin tower (CityPlace West), later canceled, was planned across North Central Expressway with a skybridge connection over the highway.

Despite opening during the Savings and Loan crisis and resulting real estate crash in Dallas, the building was eventually filled.

[2] Enough Brazilian red granite was ordered and cut for the twin tower and office buildings; it remains for sale in a south Dallas County storage yard.

In 2008, UCR Urban proposed new retail development on the ground sites previously reserved for mid rise office towers.

[3] Constructed as an elaborate corporate headquarters, the lower floors were devoted to facilities not commonly found in multitenant buildings.

[5] The façade of the building is made of Brazilian red granite, and the first four floors are finished in pink and white marble, imported wood paneling, and decorative tile.