This Design-Build project involved the complete renovation and conversion of a 54,000 square-foot abandoned K-Mart building located in the heart of Mission, Texas. The transformation of this underutilized space into a cutting-edge facility was completed under stringent budget and time constraints, showcasing the collaborative strength of the developer, architect, and contractor teams. The project’s success was driven by efficient and continuous communication, ensuring all parties remained aligned throughout the process.

The new facility incorporates green-building technology and sustainable materials, reflecting a commitment to both environmental responsibility and modern functionality. The space is designed to foster innovation and collaboration, featuring a business incubator with a variety of meeting spaces, open and private modular offices, and flexible interactive education centers.

In addition to professional spaces, the building includes an internet café, outdoor eating areas, and collaborative zones, promoting a dynamic and engaging environment for tenants and visitors alike. This renovated facility also serves as the new headquarters for the Mission Economic Development Corporation, providing a central hub for economic growth and development in the region.

This project successfully turned a vacant building into a vibrant, forward-thinking space that meets the needs of businesses and the community, supporting economic development and fostering innovation in Mission, Texas.