AUS 22

Domain 2 is a 957 sq ft corporate office interior alteration registered with TDLR at 11800 Domain Blvd. Floor 2, Austin, TX 78758. The project, filed under the name AUS 22, involves the demolition of existing walls and the installation of new walls, millwork furniture, and a ceiling with light fixtures. The estimated cost for this renovation is $280,000, which translates to $293 per square foot.

The owner of record is Domain Junction 2 LLC, and MOSA Architects is the design firm of record. Joshua T Ronson is the registered accessibility specialist associated with the filing. The project is privately funded on private land for private use. TDLR completed plan review in August 2026, and construction was scheduled to finish in August 2026. However, TDLR has not yet recorded a final inspection, so the current state of the site is not confirmed in the public record.

Project Context and Comparisons

This renovation is part of a broader portfolio for MOSA Architects, which has three other TDLR-registered projects totaling $570,000. These include Domain 10 in Austin ($180,000, review complete), a project for Domain Junction 2 LLC in Austin ($250,000, project closed), and a project at Houston Galleria ($140,000, project closed). The estimated cost of $280,000 is close to the Travis County median of $296,996 for similar renovation filings. The scheduled build window of 35 days is shorter than the county median of 98 days, while the cost per square foot of $293 is above the county median of $103.

The site is located in ZIP code 78758, which has a population of about 50,592 and a median household income of $69,019 according to U.S. Census ACS 2023 estimates. The area has 25,745 housing units, with a median owner-occupied home value of $419,300. City of Austin permit records show 12 permits on file at this street address, issued between October 2024 and July 2026, including electrical, mechanical, building, and plumbing permits.

Travis County’s unemployment rate was 4 percent in June 2026, higher than a year earlier. The project’s scope is specific to interior alterations, including wall demolition and installation, millwork, and ceiling work. No external web mentions confirm the project’s status beyond the TDLR record, and no third-party sources state that the business is open or operating.