Renowned for its architecture, The Crescent is an Indiana limestone building, designed with insulated double pane reflective glass in an aluminum frame. A combination of chic and convenience, bus and metro stops are just outside the building, guaranteeing an easy commute. Make connections with your corporate neighbors, including several private equity firms, and refuel in the eateries found on your doorstep. And if you need some fresh air, enjoy the short walk to the center of the shopping district, littered with amenities.
Book a meeting room at The Crescent, a renowned Indiana limestone building with reflective glass at 100 Crescent Court in Uptown Dallas. Rooms include a large display, video conference setup, whiteboard and flip chart, backed by high-speed WiFi. Bus and metro stops sit just outside the building, and the McKinney Avenue Trolley and Cityplace/Uptown DART Red Line make it easy for clients and teams to reach.
A large display, video conference setup, whiteboard, flip chart and high-speed WiFi.
At 100 Crescent Court in the heart of Uptown Dallas.
Yes, meeting rooms here can be booked directly online for your chosen time.
Bus and metro stops are outside, with the M-Line trolley and DART Red Line nearby.
Yes, The Crescent is renowned for its Indiana limestone and reflective glass design.
The Crescent is renowned for its Indiana limestone and reflective glass design in Uptown Dallas.
Bus and metro stops outside, plus the M-Line trolley and Cityplace/Uptown DART Red Line.
Klyde Warren Park and the Katy Trail are a short distance away.
The Crescent is a renowned Indiana limestone building with reflective glass at 100 Crescent Court in the heart of Uptown Dallas. Bus and metro stops sit just outside, with light rail at McKinney & Harwood and Saint Paul & McKinney, the McKinney Avenue Trolley M-Line, the Cityplace/Uptown DART Red Line and Victory train station connecting you across the metro. Corporate neighbors including private equity firms and eateries on the doorstep surround the building, while Klyde Warren Park, the Katy Trail and the Turtle Creek Greenbelt offer green space and the Knox-Henderson shopping district lies a short walk away.