Up, Up And Away: Skybox Starting Construction In Plano

The sky’s the limit! Skybox Datacenters, a Dallas-based company, started construction on a new facility in the Legacy submarket of Plano. The multi-phase project will feature 350k SF of Class-A office on 21 acres. Phase 1 will include the construction of a 150k SF data center to be completed in October 2016.

The location is on a secure site well above the flood zones. It's designed to LEED Silver standard and boasts a six-inch concrete roof deck to withstand high winds. The groundbreaking ceremony will be March 29.

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