REFURBISHMENT FOR LOANE OAK TRUST COMPANY in Fort Worth, TX

Refurbishment for Loane OAK Trust Company is complete. The project passed its final TDLR accessibility inspection in June 2026, confirming that construction has concluded at the Bank of America Tower in Fort Worth.

The work involved the remodeling of existing lease space located at 301 Commerce Street, Suite 1900. This renovation covered 11,393 sq ft of interior area within Tarrant County. The estimated cost for the project was $350,000, which calculates to $31 per square foot.

Project Scope and Design

Halbach Dietz Architects served as the design firm of record for this renovation/alteration project. The registered accessibility specialist was Michael Lynn Kelley. The filing described the scope specifically as the remodel of existing lease space, indicating an interior update rather than new structural construction.

The project was privately funded on private land for private use. It was registered with TDLR in December 2025. Plan review was completed in February 2026. Construction began in January 2026, and the scheduled completion date on the filing was March 2026.

The actual final inspection occurred in June 2026, marking the end of the construction phase. The TDLR status is listed as Inspection Complete. This confirms that the accessibility requirements for the renovated space have been verified by the state.

Context and Comparisons

In Tarrant County, the median estimated cost for similar renovation filings is $250,000. This project’s cost is above that county median. However, the cost per square foot of $31 is below the county median of $79 per square foot.

The scheduled build window for this project was 53 days, which is shorter than the county median of 92 days for similar work. The owner of record includes Ddr/Dtc City Investments LP, SRB City Investments LP, and T-L City Investments LP. This group has three other TDLR-registered projects in Fort Worth, totaling $6,065,000 in estimated costs.

Halbach Dietz Architects has six other TDLR-registered projects in the area, including work at Wells Fargo Tower and TWO City Place. The design firm has a significant presence in Fort Worth commercial renovations. The specific suite number and address identify the precise location of this completed work.

City of Fort Worth permit records show at least 25 permits on file at this street address. These include commercial building, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing permits. The declared valuations on those permits total $2,323,314. This indicates a high level of ongoing and completed construction activity at the Bank of America Tower location.