The outside is taking shape.

Most of the visible progress at 2293 Verus Street so far has been on the outside — and from the street, the building is starting to look the part. What was a tired old office building, with dated angled windows and weathered stucco, is becoming the Atlas Labs production floor. Here’s where the exterior stands, with the interior buildout up next.

The original building at 2293 Verus Street before renovation: weathered white stucco and dated angled windows. — **Jul 9** · Where we started — the old office building as we found it.

First look inside the ground floor during demolition: gray wood-look flooring, bare walls, and a new opening cut through to the street. — **Jul 28** · Stripped back to the shell — cleared and ready for the interior buildout to come.

The building mid-renovation: new black-framed windows installed, old signage removed, and a fresh concrete walkway. — **Aug 6** · New black-framed windows in, old signage down, and fresh concrete poured out front.

The Atlas Labs banner hung on the fence in front of the building, with new wood-slat siding and scaffolding behind it. — **Sep 28** · Our name’s on the fence. New siding going up behind it.

With the shell cleared and the outside coming together, the interior buildout is what’s next — the four ground-floor shops (wood, metal and welding, digital fab, and electronics), the second-floor workspace, and the yard out back. There’s plenty left before January 2027, but for the first time the building reads as what it’s becoming.

More as it comes together — and if you want to be on the floor when it opens, join the waitlist.

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