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With 360,000 SF of solar panels, Wells Fargo campus soars through summer. DALLAS - (Realty News Report) - One of the most sustainable office campuses to be built in Texas recently actually produces more energy than it uses. Wells Fargo's two-building, 850,000-square-foot corporate campus in Irving was designed to accommodate 4,500 employees in a collaborative environment. Global architecture firm Corgan designed the LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Platinum certified project to be the largest net-positive corporate campus in the United States. Corgan was just recognized with the CoreNet Global 2026 Sustainable Leadership Award for delivering an integrated low-carbon design solution for architecture and sustainability. "Wells Fargo set an ambitious sustainability target, and together we showed what's possible when environmental performance is truly a design driver," Varun Kohli, Principal and Director of Sustainability at Corgan, said in an announcement. "By combining net-positive energy strategies with human-centered design, Wells Fargo's campus demonstrates that sustainability is not a constraint on design excellence - it elevates it." Wells Fargo's Las Colinas campus, which opened in October, is designed with floor-to-ceiling windows to take advantage of natural light. A high-performance envelope including glazing that adjusts the tint level depending on the sunlight, 360,000 square feet of solar panels, and high-efficiency building systems allow the campus to generate more energy on-site than it consumes. The solar panels sit atop the roofs of the two, 10-story buildings and the parking garage. The nearby lake is used for irrigation. CoreNet Global, an association for corporate real estate professionals with 10,000 members worldwide, will present the award to Corgan at its 2026 CoreNet Global North America Summit in Chicago in October. Corgan is also being considered for the organization's Global Innovator's Award. Wells Fargo partnered with KDC Real Estate Development & Investments on the regional campus, which consolidated 14 area locations. It was built by Austin Commercial. Telios worked on the project's renewal energy design and solar installation. San Francisco-based Wells Fargo has 205,000 employees worldwide, including 17,000 in Texas. Founded in 1938, Corgan has 22 locations and more than 1,400 employees globally. Feature image: Corgan courtesy photo

Sabu Song joins Corgan as Studio Design Director, strengthening design leadership in Los Angeles. Global architecture and design firm Corgan announced that Sabu Song has joined the firm as a Studio Design Director and Associate Principal in the firm's Los Angeles office. In this role, Song will help lead design vision and execution, advancing Corgan's commitment to delivering thoughtful, high-impact environments that elevate human experience and client outcomes. With more than two decades of experience in architectural design, Song brings a deep understanding of design leadership, project delivery, and studio culture. She has led high-performing teams and advanced design excellence across a diverse range of project types, including arts and culture, aviation, retail, mixed-use residential, and office environments. Song's appointment reinforces Corgan's design-forward approach, emphasizing collaboration, innovation, and craft across its global portfolio. "At its best, design is both an act of creative expression and a responsibility to people, place, and the future - one that shapes how people connect, create and thrive," said Song. "I'm excited to join Corgan, a firm that values both the rigor of process and the power of design to create meaningful impact for clients and communities." Known for her concept-driven approach and rigorous attention to detail, Song is passionate about building studios that elevate both design quality and team culture. She believes that aspirational design not only delivers exceptional results, but also creates meaningful opportunities for mentorship, strengthens communities, and drives lasting value for clients. "We are thrilled to welcome Sabu to our Los Angeles studio," said Ian Zapata, Director of Design at Corgan. "Her ability to lead with both creativity and precision, while fostering collaborative and high-performing teams, will further strengthen our design culture and the impact we deliver across our work." Throughout her career, Song has championed a thoughtful design process as a driver of innovation, blending craft, strategy, and execution to produce award-winning work. Her projects have earned numerous accolades, including the IIDA Global Award, Interior Design Best of Year Award, Seoul Architecture Award, International Architecture Award and AIA Best Institute Award. Song earned a Bachelor of Environmental Design from Brigham Young University and a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of California, Berkeley. Her addition to the firm reflects Corgan's continued investment in top design talent and its commitment to advancing design excellence across its markets and geographies. Ranked the No. 4 firm by Architectural Record and the fourth-largest architecture firm in the U.S. by Building Design + Construction, Corgan provides full architectural design services for aviation and transportation, campus, data centers, education, government, health, hospitality and retail, mixed-use, multifamily, office, and workplace. Recognized as one of the Los Angeles Times' top architecture firms and one of Los Angeles Business Journal's Best Places to Work, Corgan's LA team has experienced significant growth in recent years, driven in part by high-profile projects at LAX and Hollywood Burbank Airport. In March 2026, the firm marked a major expansion of its West Coast presence with the opening of a 40,000-square-foot Los Angeles office. Corgan's new LA office supports a variety of workstyles and features a state-of-the-art broadcast studio, two terraces, a café and lounge designed to foster community, and a model shop where architects can create 3D models. About Corgan Corgan is an employee-owned architecture and design firm with 22 locations and more than 1,300 team members globally. Ranked as the No. 4 architecture firm by Architectural Record and Building Design + Construction, the firm works with clients in a variety of sectors including aviation & transportation, campus, data centers, education, government, health, hospitality and retail, mixed-use, multifamily, office, and workplace. The firm's core disciplines are supported by a wide range of supplemental services including brand and graphics, furniture services, master planning and sustainability - all of which have a singular goal: to build environments where clients thrive. Founded in 1938, Corgan has developed a strong reputation for agility in design by anticipating marketplace changes and leading clients to thoughtful, data-driven design solutions. Its research insights and design expertise empower the organization to foresee emerging changes and develop solutions that minimize risk, create flexibility, and maximize longevity. To learn more about Corgan, visit www.corgan.com.

Global architecture firm Corgan has appointed Sabu Song as Studio Design Director and Associate Principal in its Los Angeles office. With over 20 years of experience, Song will lead design vision and execution across diverse project types including arts and culture, aviation, retail, and mixed-use developments. Song has earned recognition through numerous awards, including the IIDA Global Award and Interior Design Best of Year Award. She holds degrees from Brigham Young University and UC Berkeley. The appointment strengthens Corgan's Los Angeles presence following the firm's March 2026 opening of a 40,000-square-foot office. Ranked fourth largest US architecture firm by Building Design + Construction, Corgan employs over 1,300 people across 22 global locations and serves sectors including aviation, education, healthcare, and workplace design.