Corporate Campus Building 7 is one of four structures on a large, 76-acre campus. Its L-shape is mirrored by an adjacent building, creating a flow from one structure to the next. The sleek, smooth façade does not take attention away from the other buildings but rather integrates with them. Having both lab and office space under the same roof streamlines the research process for the owner and maximizes collaboration between occupants. While the lab spaces are typically enclosed for privacy, the office spaces are open and airy. A large portion of the office space façade consists of a glass curtain wall, which allows maximum light to enter the space. 14 foot floor-to-floor heights add verticality to the interior as well. Contained on the first floor is a fully functional fitness center. Additionally, both ends of the building contain atriums (pictured right, bottom) that extend from the plaza level to the fourth floor. These atriums allow occupants to travel from floor to floor in an open space and add an exciting, yet functional, feature to the building. Another exciting space the building features is the green roof, located on the east end plaza level. The roof offers a gathering space for occupants and overlooks the south end of the campus. It is accessible from inside the building and also has an exterior staircase that leads down to ground level.