The tower would be comprised of vertical pre-cast white concrete, inset with charcoal-tinted solar glass windows.

The structure would be accented with horizontal wrought-iron railing across the balconies of each floor.

At the time of its completion, the 118 foot tower was the nation's tallest building constructed utilizing the post tension, lift slab method. A post-tension slab is a slab of concrete that has been pre-stressed using a specific method to increase the strength of the concrete. Lift slab construction is a technique whereby concrete floor slabs are poured on the ground, one on top of the other, and then lifted into place on top of columns by hydraulic jacks.