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The Campus

Plano’s Next Business Landmark

A Site Plan with intention

The Foundry is a limited collection of thirteen privately owned office buildings set within Mustang Square — one of the most prominent business locations in North Texas.

Positioned along State Highway 121, the campus offers exceptional visibility and access within the rapidly expanding Plano–Frisco corridor. The setting combines the permanence of institutional architecture with the scale and privacy of individually owned properties.

Timeless Architecture

  • The campus architecture reflects a commitment to enduring design rather than temporary trends.
  • Cobblestone streets, limestone building facades, spacious balconies, and refined materials create an environment that feels established from the moment it opens.
  • These design elements give each building the presence and permanence expected of a professional headquarters.

Privacy by Design

  • The site is arranged to create a sense of separation and quiet rarely found in traditional office developments.
  • Thoughtful spacing between buildings, curated landscaping, and pedestrian-friendly streets establish a private environment where companies can operate without the congestion of large office complexes.
  • The result is a setting that balances accessibility with exclusivity.
“Quality is remembered long after price is forgotten.”
— Aldo Gucci

Designed for Ownership

  • Unlike traditional office parks, each building at The Foundry is individually owned.
  • This structure allows businesses to control their space, build long-term equity, and create a headquarters that reflects the identity of their firm.
  • Ownership transforms the workplace from a temporary lease into a lasting asset.

Exceptional Visibility

  • The Foundry is positioned directly along State Highway 121 — one of the most heavily traveled commercial corridors in North Texas, with over 100,000 vehicles passing daily.
  • At the intersection of Highway 121 and Rasor Boulevard, the campus sits within the center of the Plano–Frisco growth corridor — a location defined by corporate expansion, population growth, and sustained economic momentum.
  • Surrounding demographics reinforce the strength of the location, with high household incomes, significant daytime population, and continued residential growth across all trade areas.