AT&T’s Dallas facility expansion proposal sparks public debate over skyline changes

A taller AT&T building could reshape Dallas’s horizon—but at what cost? Residents and historians weigh in on the telecom giant’s bold expansion plans.

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2025 November 14 . 9:08 AM

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In this picture we can see the yellow building in the front. In the front bottom side there are... — In this picture we can see the yellow building in the front. In the front bottom side there are some shop and naming board on white "Metro" is written.

AT&T’s Dallas facility expansion proposal sparks public debate over skyline changes

AT&T has proposed a significant modification to their existing facility in Dallas, Texas. The telecommunications giant aims to increase the tip heights of the building at 8 N. Queen St. to 197' and 197.3'.

The proposed changes have sparked interest and queries from the public. Residents and stakeholders can submit their comments to [email protected]. For those concerned about the potential impact on historic properties, Scott Horn is available for discussions. He can be reached at 856-809-1202 or via mail at 1012 Industrial Dr., West Berlin, NJ 08091.

AT&T's proposed modification to their Dallas facility could significantly alter the city's skyline. Interested parties are encouraged to voice their opinions and seek clarity on the potential effects on historic properties.