This conversion, rehabilitation, and retrofit to the historic 1925 structure, last known as the Galaxy Inn Hostel, provides safe permanent supportive housing for the homeless and mentally ill. Funded by low-income housing tax credits. the development spans 20,602 square feet throughout three levels. It includes 34, 285-square-foot units with built-ins, a kitchenette, and a bathroom. The ground floor features community spaces, including a computer lab, restrooms, cafe, and commercial kitchen used by residents and to serve the public. The second and third floors consist of living quarters and a laundry facility. The rooftop includes an outdoor respite with an aeroponic garden where tenants can grow herbs and vegetables. This project is LEED Platinum.