A Bold Reinvention of Urban Living

Once a Holiday Inn, The Mod at Midtown has been transformed into a dynamic residential community that blends mid-century modern influences with a fresh, contemporary aesthetic. By repurposing the existing structure, layout, and utilities, the project team successfully contained costs, streamlined construction, and delivered a sustainably designed, affordably positioned apartment complex in a prime Sacramento location.

The building’s façade features gradient cladding that injects a bold, modern identity into the streetscape. Thoughtful massing breaks up the structure visually, creating engaging perspectives while reinforcing its presence in the neighborhood. Large mural panels and signage further integrate the building into Sacramento’s vibrant art scene, connecting it to the energy of nearby Graffiti Alley.

Inside, the design redefines the former hotel layout to meet contemporary residential needs. Thoughtful upgrades—including full kitchens, in-unit washer/dryers, and modern finishes—enhance livability while ensuring the space remains functional and stylish. The ground floor was reimagined as a social and lifestyle hub, seamlessly linking the lobby, fitness center, and entertainment lounge to an inviting outdoor space. Amenities like BBQ stations, a fire pit, and versatile coworking areas create opportunities for both relaxation and productivity, fostering a strong sense of community.

With its bold design, strategic market approach, and commitment to adaptive reuse, The Mod at Midtown revitalizes an aging structure into a highly desirable, design-forward living experience, setting a new standard for urban residential conversions in Sacramento.