PowerHouse Irving — Building A
Overview
TYPE3’s map data lists PowerHouse Irving - Building A in Irving, operated by PowerHouse Data Centers, with `Announced` status and 0 MW. It is a child record alongside Buildings B and C. PowerHouse’s current property page describes a 50-acre Irving campus with 946,200 developable square feet, up to three buildings, and 201 MW of maximum utility power. The operator’s 2024 announcement described three powered-shell data centers totaling more than 946,000 square feet and a 67 MW total power load per building.
The strongest regulatory evidence is TDLR project TABS2025013924, registered as AREP Powerhouse Las Colinas. It identifies 111 Customer Way, a two-story 150,000-square-foot footprint / 300,000-square-foot total core-and-shell data center, a 65 MW total-load scope, and a review-complete status. The record does not use TYPE3’s Building A label, and the reviewed public sources do not establish tenant allocation, energization, or vacancy. Preserve that gap rather than equating “first” with “available.”
This record identifies the first structure associated with PowerHouse Irving while retaining the evidence boundary. The reviewed sources do not establish whether the TDLR project is Building A, its construction and commissioning milestone, permanent utility delivery, critical-IT allocation, or current orderable capacity. Those details require confirmation from PowerHouse and the relevant project owner. Keep the 65 MW permit scope, 67 MW dated planning figure, and 201 MW parent utility figure separate.
Questions
Is Building A the TDLR project at 111 Customer Way?
It may be related, but the TDLR record does not assign a building letter.
Is the 65 MW load available?
No. It is a regulatory project scope, not a verified current availability figure.
What is the campus plan?
PowerHouse describes up to three buildings and 201 MW of maximum utility power for the parent property.
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