BY MANUEL HOLGUIN JR.
Another detail
Looking ahead
The TFC is also developing the P ugerville State O ce Building, a four-story, 100,000-square-foot state o ce building to help agencies transition out of costly downtown leases and move more functions into state-owned space, said Francoise Luca, a spokesperson for the Texas Facilities Commission. Following the purchase land within P uger- ville’s Lakeside Meadows subdivision, the 89th Legislature later added $17 million to address rising construction costs. The facility will function as a modest suburban o ce facility, roughly 30 minutes from the Capi- tol. It will feature surface parking and o er tenant amenities, such as shared conference rooms, break rooms and a grab-and-go food market. A satellite o ce of the Capitol Credit Union will also occupy the rst oor. The project is supported by a combined $57 mil- lion in legislative appropriations for land, design and construction.
The new library and archives facility will preserve everything from historic ags to digital documents.
Construction on the new TSLAC building is underway, with utility work already completed and full construction continuing through 2026. The agency expects to begin moving operations into the 242,000-square-foot P ugerville facility by August 2027, with
archival transfers, equipment installation and testing continuing into the fall. The separate P ugerville State O ce Building is moving on a distinct timeline. The project remains in the design phase, according to the TFC. Site work is expected to begin in early 2026, and the building is projected to open in fall 2027.
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