Amenities and landmark identify define The Towers at Williams Square
Designed as Las Colinas’ centerpiece, the four-building, Class A+ Towers at Williams Square flanks a massive granite plaza and its a larger-than-life bronze statue of eight wild Texas mustangs.

The towers are clad in pink granite, topped by copper mansard roofs, and linked by glass-walled arcades. The buildings’ interiors are classic, elegant and inviting. Lake Carolyn can be seen from almost any window, and many offer stunning views of the Las Colinas Urban Center, Downtown Dallas, and the surrounding area.

Superlative amenities. Valet parking, a concierge, private executive dining club, fitness center, 24-hour on-site security with card access, and a 90-person tenant conference center top the list of Williams Square’s amenities.

Within walking distance are the shops, restaurants and services of the Las Colinas Urban center, including the full-service Marriott Las Colinas and Omni Mandalay hotels, both with conference facilities.

Williams Square Café - a concept restaurant that offers a food court approach to dining that includes a pizzeria, the ultimate deli, daily grill selections and comfort cuisines. In addition, a coffee house that features Starbucks products, HDTV and WiFi is a gathering place for tenants and visitors to Williams Square.

Outstanding access. Williams Square is 15 minutes from DFW Airport, 15 minutes from Love Field and Downtown Dallas and within 30 minutes of all Metroplex business centers.

Flexibility and reliability. Williams Square has efficient 25,000- and 26,000-square-foot floor plates with only four columns on a typical floor. It is tech-savvy, with high bandwidth capacity and full redundancy.

The Towers at Williams Square, already a two-time TOBY Regional winner, is a proud winner of the prestigious TOBY International title for 2007 in the "Over One Million Square Foot Category". The Office Building of the Year “TOBY” Award is the most prestigious and comprehensive program of its kind in the commercial real estate industry, recognizing excellence in building management, operational efficiency, tenant retention, emergency planning and community impact. The competition consists of three levels of judging – local, regional and international. Created in 1985 to salute excellence in the office building industry, the competition has grown from 23 regional entries to 66 buildings competing for the International Award in 2007.