ST. ELIZABETH’S PLACE

Originally the first hospital established in Houston’s 5th Ward District, St. Elizabeth’s Place creates 85 units of affordable housing by utilizing Historic Tax Credits. The project aims to revitalize the neighborhood by returning the building to its original elegance. Daley Architecture worked as a consultant to VMWP providing design and construction administration services. Credit: VMWP, LLP.

A large, beige stone church building with a cross on top and many windows, surrounded by a green lawn with trees. In front, there is a tent with people gathering, some standing near tables, and a sign that reads "Now Leasing Studios, 1 & 2 Bedrooms."

Decorations and people gathered outside St. Elizabeth's Hospital, with flowers, tables with balloons, and a colorful art sign featuring a ballerina and musical notes.

Exterior of a beige brick apartment building with several windows, a sidewalk, parked cars, and landscaped bushes with flowers under a partly cloudy sky.

View of a parking lot with cars, a residential building in the background, blue sky with some clouds, and a small landscaped area along the sidewalk.

Open-plan living room and kitchen with dark cabinets, stainless steel refrigerator and appliances, a dark blue sofa with blue pillows, a brown leather chair with a yellow throw blanket, a round dining table with place settings, and candles.

A bedroom with a bed, white pillows, navy bedding, and a geometric black-and-white rug, with abstract art on the wall, a window with blinds, a dark wardrobe, a white nightstand with a lamp, ceiling fan, and light-colored walls.