This power center boasts a full complement of big box users as well as grocery, drug and a number of specialty and food and beverage venues.

Contemporary architecture was reinforced with a unistrut space frame connecting the main bank structure with the drive-through bays. The strong line and detail of the exterior carries through to the interior with the use of Honduran Mahogany soffit panels and ceramic tile floors.

The historic strip shopping center designed by architect Gordon Lubkey was expanded with new shop space and a face lift. The original center was a traditional front loaded design. Seaver Franks’ expansion plans transformed the shopping center into a 360 degree boutique property creating convenient customer parking and access to shops through garden breezeways.

Steel and glass create a strong image for this boutique strip center attracting specialty personal service and food and beverage tenants.

This boutique strip retail is anchored by a very popular restaurant creating foot traffic which supports personal service and specialty gift tenants.

The retail expansion of an existing food and drug store brings new tenants to compliment this neighborhood center.