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What role does architecture play in emotional healing? Dr. Deanna Dwenger, Chief Behavioral Health Advisor at Elevatus Architecture, explores how intentional design can improve treatment outcomes, reduce escalation, and restore a sense of dignity in behavioral health settings. Drawing from over a decade of experience inside correctional and juvenile facilities,…
Bluffton High School needed some TLC. Years of wear had caused mortar to fail along the exterior, and water had begun seeping into the structure. As if that weren’t enough, the school’s entrance canopy had lost its visual appeal and no longer made the welcoming statement it once did. To…
The University of Saint Francis takes pride in the grit, drive, and heart of its student-athletes, and University leadership believes the spaces that support them should reflect that same energy. When the time came to breathe new life into the home football team’s locker room, it wasn’t about extravagance. It…
When the SDI Flat Roll Group needed a space that could bring their operations, innovation, and client engagement under one roof, they knew it had to happen at Electric Works. They envisioned a place that could house their state-of-the-art scanner, provide dedicated production and showroom areas, and foster collaboration with…
Our work supporting inmate mental health in correctional design is featured in Correctional News. Read full article here.
When the YWCA of Northeast Indiana recognized the urgent need for more shelter space, they envisioned a place where women and children in crisis could find safety, support, and hope. Their existing facility simply couldn’t keep pace with the growing demand, and they needed a new approach—a space that would…
