The Clear Lake Chamber building is envisioned as a dynamic and functional space that caters to the diverse needs of the Chamber team and the community it serves. The architectural program spans three floors, each tailored to optimize operations, foster collaboration, and showcase Clear Lake's vibrancy. The design prioritizes accessibility, efficient operations, and a welcoming atmosphere throughout.
1st Floor: Operations and Engagement
The first floor is dedicated to the chamber team's daily operations, ensuring an organized and collaborative workspace. The layout incorporates five dedicated offices for the team, a streamlined event prep area, and a modern lobby that serves as a welcoming visitor center. The large inviting space captures Clear Lake's vibrancy, accommodating multiple visitor groups simultaneously. A merchandise area, office space, event preparation room, and restrooms complete the functional and engaging first floor.
2nd Floor: Versatility and Convenience
The second floor focuses on versatility and convenience, with storage facilities, additional offices available for short-term rental or chamber team expansion, and a well-equipped kitchenette to cater to various gatherings. A spacious conference room with modern AV technology is designed to accommodate various meeting styles, ensuring the floor is adaptable to the evolving needs of the Clear Lake Chamber.
3rd Floor: Collaboration and Scenic Retreats
The third floor is designed as a collaborative space with an attractive and inviting atmosphere. It provides an ideal setting for meetings and strategic retreats, offering a unique and memorable networking environment against the backdrop of Clear Lake. The floor also includes restrooms, storage, and a rooftop patio, providing opportunities for both business and social gatherings.
Overall: Accessibility and Efficiency
The overall design emphasizes improved accessibility and storage. The main avenue entrance with wider hallways ensures a welcoming and accessible entry for all. Enhanced restroom facilities and a new elevator prioritize comfort and convenience for visitors and staff alike. Increased storage space contributes to improved operational efficiency, addressing the practical needs of the Clear Lake Chamber.
In summary, the Clear Lake Chamber building's design is a harmonious blend of functionality, versatility, and aesthetics, creating a space that not only meets the operational requirements of the chamber but also serves as a vibrant hub for the Clear Lake community.
ARCHITECT: JARROD JASPERSEN
INTERIOR DESIGNER: EMMA SHECKLER
PROJECT TYPE: NEW BUILD
AREA: 4,500 SF
COMPLETION: FUTURE 2024