[2] However, due to funding issues and the owner's desire to avoid debt financing, the building was never fully completed.

[4] The building was commissioned by Claud Bowers, CEO of the religious independent TV station SuperChannel 55 (WACX).

The building would hold WACX's headquarters and broadcast studios, as well as leasable office, retail, and conference space.

The project was estimated to cost $40 million, which Bowers planned to raise without taking on debt.

[9] Construction resumed in 2018, which led to the completion of the glass shell, the structure's five-story parking garage,[8] and some interior lighting.