Pearson Grove, a 14-story condominium tower on the north bank of the Trinity River in Fort Worth, would overlook Colonial Country Club to the south. This is a 2024 conceptual rendering.
City of Fort Worth
A development previously planned as a 14-story condominium tower along the north bank of the Trinity River could now become a $25.5 million six-story office and retail building — with additional developments in the future.
The company Design Collective announced in a press release that it has been selected to master plan a mixed-use riverfront development and an 80,000 square-foot corporate headquarters for developer 2SP Partners.
A commercial grading permit filed with the city of Fort Worth describes the development, at 1630 Rogers Road, as a six-story mixed use building.
State regulatory paperwork describes a $25 million core and shell for an office building with groundfloor retail measuring 88,000 square feet. The project could break ground in early 2027, according to that state filing.
In March, 2SP Partners filed paperwork with the Fort Worth Urban Design Commission for a development with four floors dedicated to office space, and one floor dedicated to a restaurant with a patio.
The sixth floor of the building, according to that paperwork, would include an “open amenity space” with an outdoor terrace.
The development has not appeared on any commission agendas since that paperwork was filed.
In 2024, developers went to the urban design commission to request a variance to build a 14-story tower. Those plans included a garage, pedestrian access to the nearby Trinity Trails, a swimming pool, a pickleball court and penthouses.
Design Collective and 2SP Partners did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
The mixed-use site would be the first of four phases that will also include three high-rise residential towers with “significant riverfront outdoor amenities,” the press release from Design Collective says.
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Emily Holshouser is a local news reporter at the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.