The GSABA offices are located on the ground floor of the building and include a large auditorium space with a curved glass wall and a large fireplace. This space can be used for seminars, training, lectures, parties and other association fucntions. There is reception area with a large granite wall that features the names of individuals and companies that donated to the project. There are conference rooms, offices and a plan room as well as a kitchen for event caterers to use and a large outdoor deck. The second floor of the building has been leased to tenants who provide the association membership with insurance and engineering services.

The site is approximately 2 acres on the south side of loop 1604 between NW Military Highway and Bitters Road. Great care was taken to provide ample parking for the facility while still preserving the large oak trees on site.

The building exterior consists of native Texas limestone and stucco on the walls and a standing seam metal roof. Much of the material and labor for the project was donated by members of the association. The building has lots of glass to take in the views and let in natural light. There are towers accenting the entry and the corners of the building. The interior materials for the building were selected to look like an expensive custom home with wood paneling and mouldings, tile floor and lots of built-in cabinetry. There were many people who were involved in making this project a success and the facility should be a wonderful home for the builders association for many years to come.