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Magruder Eye Institute Releases Renderings for New Medical Office Headquarters

Abbie DeLozier

Following months of looking for a space to relocate its medical headquarters, Magruder Eye Institute has decided to forgo signing onto the $20 million Ravaudage development. Images Courtesy of: Magruder Eye Institute

In March, Magruder Eye Institute announced its plans to move its headquarters to a new 42,000-square-foot medical office building in the Ravaudage development. Following its approval for the land purchase agreement, Magruder recently released its plans and renderings for the new building.

Although Magruder looked at various locations for its new headquarters, the eye institute chose the Ravaudage development to upgrade its patient experience, improve flow, and create a shorter doctor’s visit. According to an Orlando Business Journal article from earlier this year, the project is one of the largest office deals in Winter Park.

After 23 years, Magruder Eye Institute has been conducting business out of its Orlando headquarters at 1911 N. Mills Ave; however, the new medical office will be located along U.S. 17-92 in Ravaudage.

The medical office, which is the first major tenant to sign at the new Ravaudage development, will accommodate Magruder’s 65-person staff along with 40 additional employees the institute plans to onboard in the future. For nearly two decades, developer Sydgan Corporation has worked on the $20 million Ravaudage project in hopes of attracting Winter Park office tenants.

Rendering shows a mock-up of the interior of the new medical office, which will be available to Winter Park locals sometime around August of 2022, according to Magruder Eye Institute.

Constructing the project, which will be built on roughly one acre of land, is Kalamazoo-based architect Eckert Wordell, Apopka-based general contractor FINFROCK, and Ocoee-based LMG Construction Services.