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The Ford Center at The Star provided the backdrop for the official ribbon cutting.
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The Star in Frisco, the new world headquarters of the Dallas Cowboys, opened late last month with a ribbon cutting presided over by team owner Jerry Jones. The complex, which is planned as a $1.5 billion, 91-acre mixed-use development, includes the Ford Center, a 12,000-seat indoor stadium and training facililty. Coming next year: a 16-story Omni hotel. The finishing touches are being put on the six-story, nearly 400,000-square-foot office building known as One Cowboys Way, which will house the team’s executives and companies leasing space such as Bank of America. Gensler was the project architect. Manhattan Construction, the primary builder for the Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium, is the general contractor.
ALL PHOTOS BY JAKE DEAN / DALLAS BUSINESS JOURNAL
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A look out at the practice fields.
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Placing Super Bowl trophies is a handle-with-care assignment.
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Cowboys owner Jerry Jones speaks at the official opening Aug. 21.
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The team meeting hall seats more than 200.
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A peek inside the office of Stephen Jones, Cowboys COO, EVP and director of player personnel. The central artwork features Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo.
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One Cowboys Way, the team’s new headquarters.
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The building overlooks a practice field.
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Cowboys EVP Charlotte Jones Anderson designed the corporate offices for the team.
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An LED-light installation hangs in the office building’s lobby.
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The Ford Center at The Star, a 12,000-seat stadium, opened with four high school football games Aug. 27. The Cowboys share the facility with Frisco Independent School District high schools.
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The Cowboys’ football-shaped locker room features a star on the ceiling and “No Excuses” over the doors.
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Conference room with team memorabilia and books.
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One fitness facility serves the team, while another serves those in the members-only Cowboys Club.
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The reception area for the executive offices features an oversize screen.
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Conference rooms salute the Cowboys’ championship teams, including the 1971 squad.
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