North Dallas Bank and Trust Co. celebrated the opening of its new 51,000-square-foot Frisco Fields Legacy multi-use campus in Frisco’s Fields district Sept. 16.
Open since Sept. 14, the 3.9-acre multi-use campus features a 30,000-square-foot multi-tenant office building anchored by NDBT’s banking center and a community greenspace with historic sculptures and artifacts honoring the heritage of the Fields family.
Zooming in
Located at the southwest corner of Legacy Drive and Fields Parkway, NDBT’s Fields Legacy campus serves as the company’s sixth banking center in North Texas.
The property features several statues, installations and an original oil field truck honoring Bert Fields, a founding director of NDBT. The space was purchased from Bert Fields, Jr. in 2018 and named in honor of the Fields family.
In the backyard of Frisco’s Fields West, the three-story building features multiple office spaces, meeting areas, gathering spaces and balconies overlooking Fields West. The multi-tenant space anchored to the Fields Legacy campus remains under construction as tenants have not been announced.
What they’re saying
“At NDBT, banking is a stewardship of resources, relationships, confidence, opportunity and trust,” NDBT CEO Larry Miller said. “When people place their dreams, their businesses, their plans and their savings in our care, we understand that we are being trusted with something personal and very important.”
“As we developed this property, we wanted to highlight the industries that helped shape the Texas economy: banking, ranching, oil and gas,” NDBT Director of Commercial Real Estate Jay Henry said. “Thoughtful design created a workplace that is both highly functional and reflective of NDBT’s culture, values and the legacy we hope to build at Fields West.”
“Fields Legacy reflects our continued growth and commitment to creating a place where relationships can grow, ideas can be shared and our community can come together,” NDBT COO Brandi Shiflett said. “We are grateful for everyone who helped bring our vision to life.”
