ARTitecture

"The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance" -Aristotle

As the construction of Legacy's new clinic in Montrose continues, art has begun to surface from varies angles and perspectives.

Shapes and lines merge to harmoniously format an awe-inspiring view of downtown.

Sheetrock becomes blank canvases ready to be filled in by the unsuspecting artist.

Construction sites uniquely assimilate art with architecture. After all there is no creation without creativity.

Progress Report

“Coming together is a beginning. Keeping together is progress.

Working together is success.”

- Henry Ford

Behind the front doors of Legacy's new clinic in Montrose.

The sheetrock is gradually being assembled throughout the building.

Practice your smile. One of the future dental suites.

Higher and higher we go! The elevator shaft is installed.

Brick by brick, the building continues to form.

Come and knock on our doors...just not quite yet

The front doors have been installed at Legacy's new clinic in Montrose.

Legacy hopes to open the doors to the new clinic as soon as September.

It has been said "The door to happiness opens outward." Legacy welcomes Houstonians in a culturally sensitive, judgment-free and confident environment.

It's what's on the inside that counts.

The new clinic continues to come together first on the outside and now on the inside.

Every lobby welcomes visitors with a beautiful view of the trees that symbolize the deep roots that Legacy has in the community.

A look from the side facing Westheimer. If you look hard enough, you can see Copydotcom.

Located in the heart of the Montrose area, the new clinic will be conveniently located on California St. just North of Westheimer.

The administrative level's open floor plan will promote effective communication and teamwork.

The building offers a remarkable view of downtown and even more remarkable are the expanded health services that Legacy will provide for patients.

April Tools - April 1, 2011

It's no joke that the outside of the new 1415 California Street building looks almost complete.




Workers are busy at each wall of the building's exterior as many more are work inside.