Bank OZK Regional Headquarters
Bank OZK Regional Headquarters | Dallas, TX
The Bank OZK Regional Headquarters is a 105,000-sq.-ft. tenant finish-out of the core and shell space of 23 Springs Office Building, also built by DPR. The build-out includes critical MEP infrastructure for the tenant space, interconnecting stair that spans 4 total floors, all new framed office/meeting rooms, high-end finishes, single use restrooms, decorative ceiling applications, and demountable office fronts. The design executed by HKS draws inspiration from the bank’s Arkansas heritage, using smooth curvature and natural, textured materials that evoke the winding rivers of the Ozarks.
A LOOK INTO THE PROJECT
Interconnecting Stair
The office's staple interconnecting stair, spanning four floors, with a custom curved ceiling above, is meant to be reminiscent of the rivers in the Ozarks.
High-End Finishes
The four-story office space is complete with custom millwork ceilings and unique light fixtures that draw the eye.
Soft Spaces
Bank OZK's dedication to employee wellness is reflected in the office design and construction, complete with a "Social Hub," soft spaces, and many collaborative, open work environments.
High-End Finishes
The four-story office space is complete with custom millwork ceilings and unique light fixtures that draw the eye.
Collaboration Focused
The workplace offers vibrant team‑oriented areas—such as open office seating and highly collaborative zones—while also incorporating quiet rooms, privacy enclaves, and demountable partitions that allow employees to create more controlled, distraction‑free environments when needed.
Core and Shell Coordination
To speed up schedule and tenant occupancy, DPR's Special Services Group (SSG) coordinated with the DPR 23 Springs Office core and shell team to begin construction on the interior space concurrently with the base build. DPR utilized its Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) experts to conduct early clash detection and engage with the design team early, ultimately resulting in less rework.