4848 Loop Central Dr - Loop Central 2 198 170 pi² Bureau Immeuble

Loop Central, a 570,000 square foot office park, rises smartly from carefully manicured greenspaces. Generous placement of shrubs adds symmetry and serenity to the spacious park-like surroundings and seasonal plantings add year-round color. Though highly visible and accessible, Loop Central offers a uniquely separate location. Situated on 7 acres near the crossroads of two of the city's major thoroughfares, Loop 610 and Highway 59, Loop Central is also seconds away from the new Westpark Corridor, being expanded to five lanes between Sage Road and Texas Hwy 6. The Galleria and Greenway Plaza close proximity. Loop Central II is a ten (10) story building with alternating bands of silver aluminum spandrels and silver reflective glass. Continuous silver gray mini-blinds on the interior of the windows reduce sunlight transmission. The plan is trapezoid with the parallel sides facing north and south and the nonparallel sides facing SW and SE to minimize solar load. An efficient building core plan with a single mechanical corridor, minimal "Z" corridor configuration. The ground floor entrance and elevator lobby have 12' ceilings and warm tile pavers. Brushed stainless steel elevator doors and dark green antique "verde" marble walls highlight the elevator lobby. Each of the 10 floors have 9' ceilings and full height solid core doors. Other features include efficient floor plates, all concrete structure that eliminates floor vibration, building sway and interfloor sound transmission, single-duct, variable-air-volume heating and air-conditioning system that has 12 thermostatically controlled independent air zones per floor, card key access and 24-hour, 7 day per week, on-site guard service. There is also the high quality Zoly's delicatessen, a four-tier parking garage that has 700 parking spaces (525 are covered); $25 plus tax per month for unreserved and $50 plus tax per month for reserved parking spaces; a landscaped courtyard with a soffit cover that connects the parking garage to the office tower, an ATM, and an Energy Management Syst