
Originally designed in the 1940s as the Seaman's Bethel, a hotel for seamen visiting through Mobile's seaport, the building sat vacant and abandoned for more than 50 years before its renovation began.
Texas Asbuilts was tasked with renovating the existing 50,000 square-foot building into 60 Class A apartment units. Amenities include a fitness center, dog park, business center, and rooftop resident lounges overlooking the downtown skyline.
In addition to providing architecture, engineering, and as-built services, Texas Asbuilts coordinated design drawings with the National Park Service and other governmental entities to receive historic accreditation.