Tucson, Arizona
The Camp Lowell Corporate Center development consists of office and out-patient medical space in two two-story and ten single-story buildings. A simple site layout allows for easy legibility and visual access for each tenant. Simplicity is revealed in through the use of standing seam rusted roofs, exposed structural steel, and integral color masonry and plaster.
Property lines divide the buildings into distinct sellable lots, allowing for flexibility in tenant space requirements. Each building was conceived as a simple kit of parts, that can be implemented to vary window and door placements, satisfying different users while maintaining a consistent theme throughout the development. Light gauge steel trusses allow a column free interior and further acknowledge the flexibility inherent in the scheme.
The Camp Lowell Corporate Center was a joint architectural collaboration between the offices of Rob Paulus Architect, Ltd. and Jim McMahon Architect.
location
Tucson Arizona
client/owner
Rio West Development
contractor
Rio West Construction Inc.
area
75,616 sf
completion date
2004
Property lines divide the buildings into distinct sellable lots, allowing for flexibility in tenant space requirements. Each building was conceived as a simple kit of parts, that can be implemented to vary window and door placements, satisfying different users while maintaining a consistent theme throughout the development. Light gauge steel trusses allow a column free interior and further acknowledge the flexibility inherent in the scheme.
The Camp Lowell Corporate Center was a joint architectural collaboration between the offices of Rob Paulus Architect, Ltd. and Jim McMahon Architect.
location
Tucson Arizona
client/owner
Rio West Development
contractor
Rio West Construction Inc.
area
75,616 sf
completion date
2004