Santa Clara Research & Development emphasizes the importance of harmoniously merging indoor and outdoor spaces, embodying an elevated approach to
industrial design that prioritizes openness and connectivity. This expansive 62,000 SF industrial research and development facility offers
flexible second-floor office or R&D space. On the ground floor, operable doors, a landscaped entry, and outdoor seating contribute to a conducive work
environment and encourage social interactions. The dynamic curved façade above, adorned with accent colors and glass strips, maximizes natural light.
The main entry creates an indoor-outdoor experience with a spacious patio. While the front facade features steel frame and curtainwall construction, the remaining facades utilize conventional tilt-up construction. The site includes parking at a ratio of 2.5/1000 and 4 dock positions, providing versatility for
interior uses.

Beyond its thoughtful design and welcoming features, it charts a new course for industrial design. The entry transcends mere functionality, evolving
into a full-fledged experience with landscaped planters, welcoming steps, and inviting outdoor seating. This ground-floor ambiance not only fosters
a conducive working environment but also promotes social interactions and a focus on health. Above the entry, a striking feature wall takes center
stage, featuring a dynamically curved façade adorned with accent colors that highlight the textured metal panel. Vertical strips of glass not only
complement the textured wall but also serve the dual purpose of infusing natural light and further enhancing the permeability of the space. Lowney’s
Santa Clara Research and Development stands as a testament to the seamless integration of design elements that prioritize both functionality and
aesthetic appeal.