Private offices
A dedicated office with space to concentrate and the shared workspace just outside your door.
- A consistent place for your daily work
- Regular or part-of-the-week interest welcome
- Texas Fuel coffee nearby
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Connection Workspace · Hidden Grove · Dallas · In development
Welcome to the office.
A shared workspace planned around 18 private offices, 4–6 acoustically insulated conference pods, and Texas Fuel coffee—with room for serious work and life beyond the workday.
The building
Hidden Grove.
Room to build.
Suite 400-S brings private offices and shared workspace together with room for focused work, small meetings, and conversation over Texas Fuel coffee.
The overall plan
Start with Phase 1.
See the larger horizon.
The full floor plan shows Phase 1 in context, with additional areas identified for potential future phases.
Phase 1 · 3D cutaway
18 private offices.
4–6 conference pods.
The complete layout is shown here so the opportunity is clear at a glance: 18 private offices around a generous shared floor, plus 4–6 acoustically insulated conference pods for calls and meetings.
Existing space + proposed design
The same rooms.
A clear next chapter.
Three matched views show how the shared floor, private offices, and Texas Fuel coffee station could come together.
Shared floor + private offices
Private office frontage
Texas Fuel coffee station
Why Connection
Reorder life around what matters.
The Church is a people.
The Church is the body of Christ. A building is useful when it helps His people live in ordered relationship—following Christ together in work, home, friendship, service, and rest.
Discipleship orders the whole life.
Discipleship is not another program added to a full schedule. It is the purpose that reshapes our priorities—how we use time, money, ability, attention, and place.
The space serves that purpose.
Connection makes practical room for work, shared meals, counsel, prayer, hospitality, and ordinary faithfulness. The rooms matter because they help people align their lives around Christ and one another.
The intended daily rhythm
One space.
Work that serves.
Life shared.
“And all who believed were together and had all things in common.” Acts 2:44, ESV
7 AM–5 PM
The workday is for focused, useful work: building, solving problems, mentoring, and putting skill and vocation in service to others.
Outside 7 AM–5 PM
Beyond the weekday work window, the same place makes room for family, guests, meals, prayer, conversation, and shared responsibility—a continuation of the same life, not a separate program.
An ordinary day
Room for focused work.
Room for shared life.
The vision is more than finished rooms: a place to work seriously, share coffee, step outside, and learn alongside other men.
Questions
A few practical answers.
How do I ask about a space?
Use the short interest form to describe the kind of space and weekly rhythm that may fit. Texas Frontier can then follow up with you directly.
Who is Connection for?
Connection is being developed for men who want their work, relationships, time, and stewardship ordered by following Christ. This is not work plus discipleship; the whole life is the discipleship.
What happens when I express interest?
Choose the kind of space and schedule you have in mind, then send the short form. It goes directly to Texas Frontier, and the team follows up with you.
Connection workspace
Express interest
in Connection.
Tell us about your work, the kind of space you are looking for, and what you would like to know.
Your message goes directly to Texas Frontier.Private office, shared workspace, or a regular part-of-the-week rhythm.