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Project Ditto
Located in Corsicana, Texas, Project Ditto is a multi-building data center campus designed for an initial 56 MW capacity, expandable to 168 MW using offsite power and water sources. The multi-story "Tie-Fighter" design features a centralized office hub with Class A finishes and a prominent social stair overlooking the entry courtyard through expansive curtain wall glazing.
[Corsicana, TX]
Design a Campus That Scales From 56 MW to 168 MW
Project Ditto needed a campus that could launch at 56 MW while being engineered to expand to 168 MW using offsite power and water sources, all without compromising the tenant experience at the center of the design.
A Centralized Hub Built for Scale and Presence
We led master planning, basis of design development, conceptual design, and full architectural services for the Corsicana, Texas campus, developing a multi-story "Tie-Fighter" design anchored by a centralized office hub with Class A finishes. A prominent social stair overlooks the entry courtyard through expansive curtain wall glazing, giving the campus a defining moment of arrival.
A Scalable Campus With a Defining Identity
The result is Project Ditto, a 56 MW data center campus in Corsicana, Texas, engineered to expand to 168 MW while anchored by a centralized, Class A office hub and a social stair that gives the campus its own identity.
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