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    CivicPlus Show Off Newest Workspace

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    By KMAN Staff on July 12, 2012 Local News

    Thursday afternoon, CivicPlus had an event to showcase their newest workspace area inside the Historic Marshall Theatre building.

    This new workspace will give those in attendance a sneak preview of what the new headquarters will be like once it is completed.

    The property has a very long history dating back to the turn of the century.

    “The building was built at the turn of the century of the 1900s,” said Patrick Schaub, Vice President of Design at Bowman Bowman Novick Architects and project manager.  “It was the Marshall Theatre, a very grand movie theatre.  It was sort of a purpose built movie theatre at the time very early in its career.”

    Because of CivicPlus’ cooperative nature, the workspace is more open and gives employees a chance to work together in their teams.

    According to Schaub, the project only took about 90 days to complete.

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