Pavilion Facts
The Belo Mansion facilities (including the Pavilion and parking garage) are a total of 124,076 square feet.
There are two entrance ways into the Pavilion level:
Main entrance on Olive St.
Elevator access from garage
There is one ballroom which may be divided into four meeting rooms.
Total occupancy of the Pavilion is over 950.
For handicap services, is handicap parking on each level of the parking garage, two passenger elevators, and one handicap lift. ADA access into the building is located through the garage or through the Olive Street entrance.
There are two restrooms (one per sex).
A donor wall for pledges made $5,000 and over, made of stained wood with brass.
There are 281 spaces in the four level underground parking. Parking entrance is on Olive St.
The building materials used to construct the Pavilion include a slate roof, stucco walls with limestone and granite base with a limestone entry floor
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Architect
Since our founding in 1982, we have stayed a consistent course toward our mission: provide our clients with excellent design, personal service, and timely, cost effective performance. We approach every assignment with an optimistic, energetic vision to produce buildings and places of lasting value appropriate to their time and context. The firm is at its best working on unique problems requiring strategic thinking and leading edge solutions. Our design philosophy is rooted in an intense search for our clients' objectives and pursuit of the best solution among alternatives. The firm's work is well renowned across this area and has received numerous Award-winning projects including the Knox Street Village, renovation of SMU Perkins Chapel and Northridge Presbyterian Church expansion.
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| SMU Perkins Chapel | Knox Street Village | Northridge Presbyterian Church |
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Construction
Established in 1969 by Steve Rogers and Pat O'Brien, Rogers-O'Brien Construction Company has built sustainable relationships with the Dallas business community which has earned the company business from repeat customers and has attracted new and diverse clients. Rogers-O'Brien actively investigates and executes advancements in the use of technology, building materials and systems within the industry, and strives to be an industry leader, building pride, trust and confidence with customers and employees through continuous improvement programs. Based in Dallas, Rogers-O'Brien has won numerous awards including the AIA Dallas General Contractor of the Year 2001, the 2002 Summit Award for Neiman Marcus The Shops at Willow Bend, Category: Interior Three $2 Million and Over, and the Quoin Summit Award for the Women's Museum - Dallas Fair Park.
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| Women's Museum Dallas Fair Park | Neiman Marcus The Shops at Willow Bend | Cisco Systems Development Center |
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Bank
Comerica Incorporated (NYSE:CMA) is a multi-state financial services provider which has been in existence for more than 150 years. Comerica entered the Dallas market by acquiring Grand Bank in 1988. There are 29 Comerica branches in the Dallas/Fort Worth metropolitan area. Additionally, there is a private banking executive office providing lending, trust and brokerage services in Plano.
In May 2002, Comerica was named by Computerworld as one of the "Best Places to Work in Information Technology."
In January 2002, Comerica was named one of the "Best Big Companies in America" by Forbes magazine. According to Comerica President and Chief Executive Officer Ralph W. Babb, Jr., "This is fine recognition of the outstanding job each of our colleagues does every day for our customers and shareholders."
Comerica takes pride in relationship management. Comerica seeks to provide premier financial services in the following arenas: private banking (lending and trust services), treasury management, commercial loans, personal financial services and much more.
