Windsor Fashions

The renovation of space #G05B at Ingram Park Mall in San Antonio is complete, with the TDLR record showing the project file closed in October 2025. This filing, registered under the business name Windsor Fashions, covers a 3,676 sq ft retail tenant improvement on the private land of the mall. The work involved the installation of new storefront fixed glass and the application of new paint to the interior space.

The project was privately funded and executed by MSCI 2011-C2 Ingram Park, LLC, the owner of record. The design firm listed on the TDLR registration is Thomas A Pirtle III, with Jamie A Little serving as the registered accessibility specialist. The estimated cost for this specific renovation was $150,000, equating to $41 per square foot. This figure is below the Bexar County median of $85 per square foot for similar renovation and alteration filings.

Scope and Timeline

The construction window for this project was scheduled for 31 days, starting in October 2025 and concluding in November 2025 according to the filing. This timeline is shorter than the 103-day median build window for comparable projects in the county. The total estimated cost of $150,000 is also below the county median of $250,000 for renovation and alteration work, indicating a focused update rather than a full-scale rebuild.

Thomas A Pirtle III has been involved in six other TDLR-registered projects totaling $5,408,000 across Texas, including locations in Frisco, Gatesville, and Fort Worth. This consistent presence in the state’s construction records suggests an established practice in commercial tenant improvements. The specific scope here remained limited to the physical alterations of the storefront and interior finish, without mention of structural changes or new mechanical systems in the provided facts.

Ingram Park Mall is located at 6301 Northwest Loop 410 in Bexar County. Third-party sources, such as a Facebook post by the mall, describe Ingram Park Mall as offering family-friendly amenities and a diverse lineup of more than 150 retailers. Wikipedia identifies it as a shopping mall in Texas that opened in 1979. While these sources provide context on the mall's general character, the TDLR record specifically addresses the accessibility compliance and construction details for this individual tenant space.

The project status is final, with the TDLR having closed the project file in October 2025. This closure marks the end of the formal accessibility review process for this specific construction activity. The record does not indicate any pending inspections or further construction phases for this particular filing. The completion of the glass and paint work signifies the end of the physical renovation phase for space #G05B as documented in the state registry.