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Workbench Mixed-Use Project Rising in East Austin

Workbench, a 50,000 sq ft mixed-use building, is under construction at 2422 E. Seventh St., Austin, set for completion by February 2026.

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Workbench | TimberlabImage via Timberlab

Workbench, a mixed-use building at 2422 E. Seventh St. in Austin, is under construction. Located in East Austin, it spans four floors and 50,000 sq ft. Lindgren Development leads the project with architecture by Dick Clark + Associates.

Workbench | Timberlab
Workbench | TimberlabImage via Timberlab

Features include a ground-floor restaurant showroom, private patios, shared conference rooms, and 95 parking spaces. Designed for walkability and bike-friendliness, it boasts an exposed timber structure and ample natural light. Completion is slated for February 2026.

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Additional amenities are kitchens, communal patios, and event space, emphasizing sustainability through natural materials and efficient space use.

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Address
2422 E. Seventh St., Austin, TX 78702
Floors
4
Sq ft
50,000
Completion
Apr 2026

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