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Clarus Building

Clarus Building

Client: 20/20 properties
Size: 18,640 sf
Location: Lacey, WA 

The Clarus Building is a medical office building that contains three different tenants: The Clarus Eye Centre clinic, The Laser and Surgery Centre, and an Optical Shop. Each tenant is provided an identity within an integrated solution. The project includes development of a full block site. The building exterior is constructed of primarily masonry and steel panels representing a permanence and sophistication that is rare in many commercial endeavors. The building sits on a prominent corner and was sited and designed to provide maximum commercial exposure and a civic presence. The project concept is built around a straightforward orientation idea that utilizes individualized interior volumes and daylight to provide specific area and tenant identity, visual interest and project way-finding. A large cylindrical oculus serves as a welcoming entry device and becomes a street corner beacon in the evening hours.

2111 Pacific Ave, Suite 100, Tacoma, WA 98402 Phone: 253.383.3084

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