The program provides a new medical clinic for general practice, on the fringe of a residential area. The design solution was a single story wood structure with 1x6 tongue and groove cedar siding applied diagonally as the exterior finish material. Courtyards at either end of the building provide protected means of entry. One adjacent to the waiting area for patients. The other as a private entrance adjacent to the doctor’s offices. Steel grills and gates in both courtyard openings have been provided for security. Glass areas on the exterior, similarly, have bee limited. As a means of transition to the interior, the diagonal cedar siding was carried into the waiting area and offices. The remaining interior spaces consist of painted gypsum board. Carpeting was used in the waiting area, offices and down the corridors and vinyl tile was installed in all exam rooms and other work spaces. Various functions included in this building are a common waiting and reception area and adjacent pharmacy. Two parallel rows of exam rooms to accommodate doctors and a shared work space situated between, consisting of a laboratory, x-ray and dark room facility and a minor surgery room.