The former EDS headquarters building in Plano came down Sunday morning, ending the site’s long life in one controlled implosion and clearing the ground for AT&T's new corporate campus near Legacy Drive.
For people searching for the EDS building Plano today, the answer is that the structure is gone and the land has been opened up for what comes next. The implosion happened Sunday morning, so the change was immediate and visible rather than gradual.
The building itself was the former headquarters for EDS, a name that still anchors how the site is identified. Its removal clears a specific piece of Plano for AT&T's planned campus, which is why the demolition mattered now instead of later.
What the implosion does not answer is when the new campus will rise or when AT&T will occupy it. For now, the old building has been erased and the site near Legacy Drive has been prepared for a new use, leaving the next phase as the unanswered part of the story.
