SCAAA, which designs hospitality and commercial projects in the Pacific Rim and in the U.S., is adding a North Texas office.
Los Angeles-based architecture firm SCAAA is establishing new offices in North Texas and Osaka, Japan, as part of an expansion that will double its global footprint, according to a news release.
Founded in 2012, SCAAA designs hospitality and commercial projects in the Pacific Rim and in the U.S. It also advises on long-term development projects for resorts around the world. “SCAAA works in dynamic regions. Osaka is a cosmopolitan city in the heart of one of the world’s 10 largest urban areas, while the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex is in the midst of a renaissance as a cultural and commercial hub,” Founder
said in a prepared statement. “We gravitate to properties and projects with unique needs. It makes creative and business sense for SCAAA to have a strong presence in both places.”The DoubleTree by Hilton hotel on Dallas Market Center’s 100-acre campusBLDG BLCKS, a co-working space for creatives in SeoulThe U.S.
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