Topping out signifies progress on the Law and Education Building, which will support the University’s professional programs.

Turner Construction Company, in partnership with CARCON Industries and Source Building Group, celebrated a key achievement with the topping-out of the Law and Education Building at Texas A&M-Fort Worth. This event marks the completion of vertical construction for the building, a significant step in the project’s development.

The eight-story, 238,000-square-foot structure will house several professional programs, including those from Texas A&M University, Tarleton State University, the Texas A&M School of Law, and disciplines such as engineering, agriculture, emergency management, and health sciences. This facility represents the first phase of a multi-phase project aimed at establishing the Texas A&M University System Campus in downtown Fort Worth. The building is designed to foster strong academic-industry partnerships that will prepare students for career success while also driving regional economic development.

“We are thrilled to celebrate the topping out of this project,” said Nick Barker, Vice President and General Manager at Turner Construction Company. “This milestone was achieved due to the commitment of the workforce and marks a pivotal step in creating a facility that will shape the future of education and workforce readiness of students. We deeply appreciate Texas A&M for giving us the opportunity to work on this project. Together, we are bringing their vision to life.”

The Law and Education Building represents Texas A&M-Fort Worth’s dedication to academic excellence and innovation. Once completed, the new campus will serve as a hub for collaboration in various business sectors, while also becoming the new home of the award-winning Texas A&M School of Law. The facility will play a vital role in supporting economic growth and preparing students to tackle modern professional challenges. The project is slated for completion in 2026.