Indeed Office Tower

Indeed Office Tower | Austin, Texas

The Indeed Office Tower is a 39-story, 674,192-sq.-ft. Class A office tower located in the heart of Austin’s Central Business District. The ground floor features an office lobby accessible from 6th street, 7,080-sq.-ft. retail space, fitness, and conference center. Office space is located on Levels 16 – 36 (21 Levels) with exterior terraces on approximately half the office floors.

U.S. Green Building Council

LEED v4 Core & Shell (CS) Platinum Certification

Office lobby with furniture and art installation on ceiling.
Photo by Albert Vecerka/Esto
Office lobby with stairs and wooden reception desk.
Photo by Albert Vecerka/Esto
Office conference room with two women around table with black chairs.
Photo by Albert Vecerka/Esto
Exterior view of lighted office tower entrance with trees and sidewalk next to it.
Photo by Albert Vecerka/Esto
Eagle-eye side view of office tower on sunny day.
Photo by Albert Vecerka/Esto
Courtyard with trees, grass and sidewalks outside of office building.
Photo by Albert Vecerka/Esto
Elevator lobby with view to floor below.
Photo by Albert Vecerka/Esto

A spectacular lobby welcomes tenants and visitors alike.

Clean, crisp and spacious entryway makes quite the first impression.

Confident design and quality construction of workspaces lend to productivity.

Even when it's empty at night, Indeed Tower still shines.

Austin's Business District welcomes the newest gem to the neighborhood.

Tenants get fresh air and scenic views in the adjacent courtyard.

Elevators convey bold detail, as well as transportation.

Office lobby with furniture and art installation on ceiling.
Photo by Albert Vecerka/Esto

A spectacular lobby welcomes tenants and visitors alike.

Office lobby with stairs and wooden reception desk.
Photo by Albert Vecerka/Esto

Clean, crisp and spacious entryway makes quite the first impression.

Office conference room with two women around table with black chairs.
Photo by Albert Vecerka/Esto

Confident design and quality construction of workspaces lend to productivity.

Exterior view of lighted office tower entrance with trees and sidewalk next to it.
Photo by Albert Vecerka/Esto

Even when it's empty at night, Indeed Tower still shines.

Eagle-eye side view of office tower on sunny day.
Photo by Albert Vecerka/Esto

Austin's Business District welcomes the newest gem to the neighborhood.

Courtyard with trees, grass and sidewalks outside of office building.
Photo by Albert Vecerka/Esto

Tenants get fresh air and scenic views in the adjacent courtyard.

Elevator lobby with view to floor below.
Photo by Albert Vecerka/Esto

Elevators convey bold detail, as well as transportation.

Project

Details

The project includes a 17-level parking garage that consists of five levels with an “L” shaped sub-grade parking accessible from Colorado Street and 12 levels of above-grade parking located directly beneath the office floors accessible from 7th Street. The subterranean loading dock is accessible from Colorado Street and an urban park is included above the “L” portion of the garage. The office building and garage consist of a cast-in-place concrete structure with a full curtainwall exterior.

The scope of work on the project includes demolition and implosion of the existing eight-story building and parking deck on 3/4 of City Block 71, as well as the historic restoration of the former Claudia Taylor Johnson Hall building connecting the office building's commercial environment with the cultural, recreational and retail activities as an open-air market space.

A View From Above

Drone Photography Courtesy of DPR Construction

A View From Above

Drone Photography Courtesy of DPR Construction

A View From Above

Drone Photography Courtesy of DPR Construction

A View From Above

Drone Photography Courtesy of DPR Construction

A View From Above

Drone Photography Courtesy of DPR Construction

A View From Above

Drone Photography Courtesy of DPR Construction

A View From Above

Drone Photography Courtesy of DPR Construction

A View From Above

Drone Photography Courtesy of DPR Construction

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