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world-renowned Richard Keating, one of the greatest architects of our time, Chase Tower has become a permanent icon in the heart of the Dallas Arts District.

The artfully-inspired Rotunda at Chase Tower serves as the centerpiece of the reimagined Ross Avenue Plaza, the entrance to one of the most recognizable and timeless office towers in the city. Designed to compliment the prestige of the Arts District, the highly visible, multi-level Rotunda is uniquely located to cater to the refined culinary tastes of the District’s visitors and DFW locals.

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KSO < O O C T ELIH 7. Saint Ann Restaurant & Bar AC 14. The Henry S 21. Corrientes 348 T S M J N H < N O N E T T A tastes of its over 4.1 million annual visitors. AKARD S S S D ST R S < REUNION B > ARMERS R V L RILLA T F WSO I TR MA < CA T P E N OD ST < AR Z A WO S D S UNK REC < Z K T A M A In addition to showcasing some of the most LVD ARILL ADI V O V O E < T T RLEAN E A BROWDER ST > S > C S ANNUAL DAYTIME RESIDENTS RD S ST Y N N T R L ST O G P K S STEMMO N AUL S IC T YOU S S T walkable and green-space dense areas in North H OAK RU VISITORS EMPLOYEES WITHIN 3 MILES G T T R < E S N T > K I M LA T FFI IS R S EYERS A VD > V T V A OU L MA A Y E N H N Y N S L W N Texas, the Arts District is home to Dallas’ most S Y RIS S A S S T N F GO R L A R T < C S S THINGSF TO SEE O T T FE E H T T T SI OD W R E S < S D R V C D T REGE B RN LIN AS LV NION B M T NIAL O O A S MAL Z Y B O R H L JEFFRIES COMMER ION U M O C T W UN ERE I C A L PL A C W prominent cultural institutions, including the RE S O TI FE IL E R D RKE P BL F RE DER E L C D > A MER A V > N OLM AN L HO R U T 1. B Bivins Gallery N 7. Dallas Museum Of Art L R EBELL N RAN S ON C S EX C G NI T T EXP T U Y A P U X RE S W SA K H ST Y B AT&T Performing Arts Center, the Dallas Museum 2. Winspear Opera House T < 8. Nasher SculptureARD Center S A R Y L W S V O P O D M < AR O T ER HO N S T T D 3. Moody Performance Hall 9. Crow Collection of Asian Art K S L T I TE N S A N Million Thousand Thousand T > RIVERFRON T of Art, the Nasher Sculpture Center, and the ST SPORTS O V S L T T E S S T 4. Meyerson Symphony CenterD 10. Belo MuseumN 30 R R T TH D AN NOR G CA G RIFFIN S < ON 5. Wyly Theatre 11. Perot Museum of Nature and Science O (with an $120,000 M L Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center. R U T BROW OC

T Y S average household 6. Klyde Warren Park 12. The Dallas World Aquarium E M < B W RV T BEA K F AY S Y T > D O S S R L T ISLAND C T ER RR O ST T T V LE income) U C NTON N S . D R D U O W S S P S H T T GA AUL S CESAR BS D DR T T T S T RI N T VIA S VIA E Y OOM S T LAMAR S S E T C E ST N T P A T S ARK C H T NC ORIAL GRIFFI E S L VD. K T H ARR L M A B N A N BESSEMER TON E T S E A E S BLA O T V VE T T LARE S M ST E S IS A S C N AKARD R ON FFI PET Y S Z K ON OU I V T H GR A AUM R OTEL S H W R Y E E T A < ALL S S D S B G R T V S N CKO O E D S AN T EFFERS R T A HI OD V J T E T A V > H T L A S A SULLI TIMER D T POW S T KEE S H W C P A O M ARK GRAN ALL R R N EXP D LEAR W A T A S N G V O T T A H S E OD Y S V G NT LAMAR S O S AN RI E T U V T T SULLI L O A A D C S N W T O T WH S O ALL D P B S O T T RE T E S T N Z S RICHAR V I S A S Y T A T R S U W S R Y AD E O L C STIN I T CO N CK EL T I S S H T HO K E T C MO SEEGA S C D KRELL 45 U H L N BELLEV A M N ES S BEA LARE A T C AN T S ST VIA V B E V R A O BS S W ON S AK DER T OOM S T C S S A T OU RD H E KEE S V T A MC G OU T K RI E LD IN V W A FE G A S G GS ALL S T D T E JEFFERSON BLVD VIAD RKER S R A R S V O E S P SAN T E V T A GRAN S Y S T A P ER S LA ARN T S D MAR S E E A T L V USTIN L A HO T ALEXAN S T LMES S S S GER N T R N ALO SA F KE AR T P BUF T CL S DEARBOR H E T T VE S L RIN Y A R O C ND C OC ME S O K G GO T RE A NT L M U O L L LD M S LAMESA A A RO V C E S K T ISLAN P AR D RIVERFR S S E T N T V E A L O G L E NT N S V T NI A B N LV S D D HE LAM GRAN A R S CO T CKRELL

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The Meyerson Symphony Center is the permanent home of the The 2,300-seat Margot and Bill Winspear Opera House world-famous Dallas Symphony Orchestra (DSO), the largest opened in 2009 as a modern take on the traditional opera performing symphony in the southwest United States. The house with its striking red and 60-foot glass structure. In Meyerson’s impressive architectural features, open spaces, touches addition to being home to the Dallas Opera, the Winspear of elegance, and unsurpassed acoustics make the building hosts major touring musicals and productions from around a preeminent environment for exceptional events in Dallas. the world.

KLYDE WARREN PARK PEROT MUSEUM NASHER SCULPTURE CENTER DALLAS MUSEUM OF ART

Klyde Warren Park is 5.2 acres of ULI award-winning urban green Completed in 2012, the $185-million Perot Museum of The Nasher Sculpture Center is home to one of the finest Established in 1903, the Dallas Museum of Art (DMA) is among space constructed over the Woodall Rodgers Freeway, creating Nature and Science is located on 4.7 acres adjacent to collections of modern and contemporary sculptures in the the 10 largest art museums in the country and welcomes a central gathering place for Dallas less than a block from the Victory Park. With 11 permanent exhibits and a constantly world, featuring more than 300 masterpieces. The museum more than 3.2 million visitors per year. More than 24,000 Atelier development. A $76 million expansion slated for 2022 will rotating special exhibit, the Museum programs itself in a was designed by world-renowned architect Renzo Piano in works of art are hosted in the permanent collection, creating add 1.2 acres of additional green space and an events venue. way to be relevant to all age groups. collaboration with landscape architect Peter Walker. a cohesive image of the art world over the last 5,000 years. LEVEL TWO WINE TASTING EXO ROOM 4,136 SF + KITCHEN 1,048 SF (PATIO) LEVEL ONE

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