Architectural interiors · Dallas, Texas
Bank OZK at 23Springs
Pettus scope: Architectural glass walls for the approximately 200,000-square-foot, four-floor workplace.
The Pettus scope
Carry glass-front offices and meeting rooms through multi-floor coordination and installation.
Pettus completed the architectural glass-wall scope. The architecture, workplace design, construction, engineering, and complete furniture program involved other project organizations and should not be attributed to Pettus.
- Glass-front private offices and meeting rooms
- Doors, frames, hardware, clearances, and visual transitions
- Ceilings, floors, conventional construction, technology, and furniture interfaces
- Field verification, approvals, delivery, sequencing, installation, and final adjustment
Architectural glass-wall evidence
Glass, doors, clearances, and adjacent conditions operating as one workplace system.
Multi-floor coordination
The wall scope touches architecture, technology, furniture, and field execution.
Glass-front environments
Private offices and meeting rooms designed to preserve light, visual connection, privacy, circulation, and the approved material direction.
Doors, ceilings, floors, and technology
Hardware, clearances, conventional construction, field dimensions, adjacent furniture, power, data, displays, lighting, and controls.
Documentation through final adjustment
Submittals, approvals, field verification, sequencing, production, delivery, installation, punch list, warranty, and future change.
What this scope demonstrates
Architectural glass coordinated as part of a larger workplace—not as an isolated product order.
Glass within a complete environment
Wall locations, doors, circulation, furniture, technology, ceilings, floors, privacy, and acoustics were connected conditions.
Four-floor project coordination
Applications, documentation, field conditions, delivery, sequencing, installation, and final adjustment had to remain consistent across floors.
Field responsibility through installation
Pettus carried the approved glass-wall scope through verification, production, delivery, installation, correction, warranty, and support.
No overclaiming of the complete workplace
The case study separates Pettus’s architectural glass responsibility from the larger architecture, design, construction, and furniture program.
Published project context
Third-party project features document the broader workplace.
The published sources describe the larger 23Springs architecture and workplace. Pettus’s confirmed role was the architectural glass walls.
Architects, interior designers, facilities teams, executives, contractors, and procurement.
This evidence is relevant when evaluating architectural glass fronts, multi-floor coordination, technical interfaces, field verification, delivery, installation, and future adaptability.
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