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Camas restoration
CID Bio-Science bought and renovated a derelict building on the eastern edge of Camas and recently moved into the space.
Original elevation plans designed by prominent architect Day Walter Hilborn.
Original elevation plans designed by prominent architect Day Walter Hilborn.
The exterior of the CID Bio-Science offices before they renovated the historic 1935 building in Camas.
The exterior of the CID Bio-Science offices inside a renovated historic 1935 building in Camas, as seen on Thursday December 27, 2012.
Midway through the renovation, the original beams were exposed and refinished. The peak of the ceiling is about 30 feet.
The interior of the CID Bio-Science offices during the renovation of the historic 1935 building in Camas.
The historic former American Legion hall in Camas has been renovated by CID Bio-Science. Top left: Before its recent renovation, the exterior of the historic 1935 American Legion Hall in Camas was sagging and forlorn. Top right: The only change to the exterior of the renovated American Legion Hall was replacing the south porch with a deck.
Leonard Felix, owner and president of CID Bio-Science, emerges from behind a reclaimed wood screen that separates the main space from the employee break room.
