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This International Style clinic building has an irregular, three-part horizontal massing, smooth-stuccoed walls, ribbon-like metal-framed casement windows that wrap the corners, and glass block windows at the front entrance. The curved parapets give the clinic an element of plasticity, introducing a level of architectural sophistication rarely encountered outside of the state’s major metropolitan areas. To the left of the entrance are a series of incised horizontal reveals. The building is the headquarters of PATH (People Attempting to Help), a nonprofit assistance organization.