Weir’s Plaza is an Award-Winning Class AA Mixed-Use project with 12 stories of office space and ground floor retail in the heart of Dallas, Texas' urban core.

    • High-end classic one of a kind finishes, artwork and lighting throughout.

    • State-of-the-art fitness center with modern equipment, private terrace and onsite trainer available to tenants.

    • Resort-style locker room with private lockers, spacious showers and country club level toiletries.

    • Private lounge and meeting room featuring high-end finishes, a bar, private liquor lockers and a spacious terrace.

    • Beautifully landscaped terraces and pedestrian-oriented streetscape.

  • 2022 TEXO: Distinguished Building Award

    CoreNet BWB: Best Economic Impact

    DBJ Best Real Estate Deals: Best Urban Office

    DCEO Real Estate Awards: Best Re-development

  • ENERY STAR certified building (2023, 2024 & 2025)

    Fitwel 2-Star Rating

  • The Knox District has the unique ability to connect seamlessly with the vibrant urban metropolis while staying true to its historic roots. It has evolved into more than just another trendy Dallas destination; Knox Street is a place with a heart and soul and where the history of the neighborhood is embraced.

Elegant lobby with seating area, marble bar, and TV screens
Well-lit gym with exercise equipment including treadmills, ellipticals, weight racks, and benches, with large windows and wall-mounted TVs.
A luxurious room with dark wood paneling, framed artwork, a round table with chairs, and a leather sofa with a glass side table.
Modern hotel lobby with beige marble walls and floors, a large black and gray marble accent wall, a chandelier, seating area with black chairs, and large glass windows letting in natural light.
Conference room with a long wooden table surrounded by tan leather chairs, large windows with blinds, a flat-screen TV on the wall, and a chandelier hanging from the ceiling.
Interior of a room with brick and wooden walls, featuring two round tables with small potted plants, one with two chairs and the other empty, and a large abstract white and gold artwork on the brick wall.

HISTORY &

LEGACY

 At the prominent Knox and Travis corner, the goal was to create a new office-oriented mixed-use development, preserve the existing façade of the cherished Highland Park Soda Fountain building and appropriately integrate the two.

Weir’s Plaza is a collaboration between the Weir family and their development partner, Four Rivers Capital. The Weir family watched as businesses came and went since the 1940’s and they’ve remained commitment to seeing the Knox neighborhood thrive. As the longest property owners still in residence, the Weir family is profoundly faithful to the Knox District legacy.

The dynamic and thoughtful mixed-use development was the first of its kind in the rising Knox District neighborhood. The building was designed with brick and limestone accents and is purposely understated and classic, ensuring it integrates perfectly with the surrounding architecture, like the iconic Highland Park Soda Fountain building that borders Weir’s Plaza. The Highland Park Soda Fountain (originally the Highland Park Pharmacy) building was preserved and restored through the help of our project architect, GFF, and historical preservation specialist, Architexas.  

Vintage pharmacy storefront labeled 'Highland Park Pharmacy' at the corner of Knox and Travis streets, with a man in a suit and hat standing outside by a public phone booth, and two parked cars nearby.
A man in a suit standing inside a vintage furniture store with various lamps, tables, and chairs on display.
A man dressed in vintage attire, likely from the early 20th century, serving drinks from a tray into a car window in front of a Coca-Cola sign.
Photographer taking a photo of a sign for WEIR'S Furniture Village outside a building.
A man in a suit and glasses is demonstrating a device to a group of women sitting on sofas, in a store filled with furniture.
A woman working at a soda fountain counter in a classic diner, with various beverages, syrups, and ice cream supplies behind her.
A man in a white shirt and tie behind a bar counter with empty trays, bottles, and glasses, preparing drinks in a vintage bar or cafe setting, with shelves of bottles and signs in the background.

  • “A lot of people have come into the doors of this building for over a century. Our hope and goal is to allow for this project to facilitate that happening for another century.”

    —Justin Schoellkopf, Co-Founder & Managing Partner at Four Rivers Capital

  • “With the development of Weir’s Plaza, we aspired to set a new standard in DFW for Class A office space, not only with a commitment to the highest quality standards for building materials and state-of-the-art building systems, but also by providing best-in-class amenities and services. By doing this, we tried to foster a sense of community and belonging, which we thought was important to meeting and exceeding the needs of today's workforce."

    — Robert Clark, Partner at Four Rivers Capital

  • “Obviously, one of the biggest things we were focused on was preserving this building, treating it like it has historical significance– because it does. We’ve lasered every brick, we’ve numbered every brick, so we’ll be able to totally recreate the original building back like it was in 1910.”

    —Justin Schoellkopf, Co-Founder & Managing Partner at Four Rivers Capital

Four Rivers Capital logo with stylized water or river graphic.