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Don’t think of the Fields West mixed-use community under design and development in Frisco as a twin project to the thriving Legacy West Urban Village 10 miles south on the Dallas North Tollway in Plano. Think of them more as "interesting sisters," the executive architect on both high-profile projects suggests.

With the start of Wells Fargo’s almost $500 million campus in Irving, project developer KDC is on familiar ground. The Dallas-based developer has built more corporate offices in Las Colinas than any other builder. Its impressive corporate development roster includes major facilities for Citigroup, Pioneer Natural Resources, IBM, FedEx and Fluor.

Wells Fargo's future campus in Irving could set a new standard for sustainable workplace design, boasting a modern aesthetic and the company's first net-positive energy system. Once complete, the campus is expected to generate more energy than it uses, while also providing a collaborative environment that prioritizes employee wellness and productivity through on-site gyms, nearby outdoor activities, and more.

Campus will be Wells Fargo’s first net-positive office, generating more energy than it uses.

More than 150,000 people work in the 12,000-acre Irving development that’s one of country’s top business addresses.