Built in 1932, the Starland Dairy building supplied milk to Savannah residents through the 1980s. Still a fixture in the neighborhood, it sat empty and abandoned with 30 years' worth of art and graffiti coloring its iconic facade and tiled interiors, until this renovation and build-out.

This project separates the first floor of the building into multiple tenant spaces, bringing public occupancies to the street fronts of Bull Street. Internally sits a courtyard that will now act as a gathering and seating space for customers of the tenant spaces. The second floor has been renovated into studio apartments to bring more housing to downtown Savannah.