Clark was asked to design the first residential structure, a three-story 15-unit condominium structure, known as Laurel Oaks. A major design goal was to save two old growth laurel oak trees which now frame the pedestrian corridor along the residential structure.

The exterior facade was broken up to suggest a grouping of several buildings rather than one larger structure. This was in keeping with the historic character of the North 4th Street area and enhances a more pedestrian scale. Masonry details were varied between facades, but the brick helps pull the various pieces together into one composition.

This structure include 15 residential units over three floors. These include twelve 2 bedroom units and three studio units. The interior finishes include hardwood flooring and at least one brick interior wall. This mimics a renovated warehouse structure.

Located adjacent to Seven Twenty North Third, this building will consist of 15 residential units made up of two bedroom flats and urban style lofts. The planned details of this structure include a brick front designed in the style of a downtown streetscape circa 1920 featuring decorative wrought iron balconies on the second and third floors. The interior will feature exposed brick walls and hardwood floors for that distinctly urban feel. These units will be for sale and are currently in early construction phase, breaking ground April 2002