Built in 1888, The Continental Gin is so much more than just a historic landmark in Deep Ellum – it's a true icon of Dallas and the cornerstone from which Deep Ellum's history was built.
What was once the largest manufacturer of cotton gins in the world is now a first-class, mixed-use building that includes unmatched flex work/office space, signature restaurants, a coffee shop, open green space and abundant surface parking. A true neighborhood destination. Welcome to CGB!
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The Continental Gin Building has reopened as an icon reimagined, featuring contemporary workspace for Deep Ellum professionals of all kinds and boasting boutique amenities that elevate CGB's 19th century charm for 21st century use.
Now that the building's open again, Deep Ellum locals can discover new building-wide amenities, from creative lounge spaces to shared conference rooms, outdoor patio areas, coworking, and multiple food and beverage options. Tenants of CGB get to feel the magic of what happens when the past meets the future just by coming to work each day.
The construction of the original Continental Gin Building was a spark that ignited the earliest boom of the neighborhood. This building's truly seen it all, and so many elements that have always made Deep Ellum and the CGB special have been woven into the fabric of this restoration.
Built in 1888, the CGB was once the largest cotton processing equipment manufacturing operation in the US.
Most recently, CGB was home to Dallas-based artists, serving as studio, loft, and meet-up space for creatives.
