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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,…
How can buildings truly serve people? At Elevatus, it starts with listening—to those who live, work, learn, and heal within them.
When Justin DeField’s wife, Erin, told him they were expecting their second child, he didn’t wait for the perfect time to pursue his architecture license — he created it.
The spaces you spend time in—whether for work, learning, healing, or recreation—have a powerful impact on how you feel.
Our work supporting inmate mental health in correctional design is featured in Correctional News. Read full article here.
In a recent Journal Gazette article, YWCA of Northeast Indiana CEO Paula Hughes-Schuh shared a powerful message in honor of Women’s History Month and the critical work the YWCA does for our community. Her column, titled “They, too, shall overcome: YWCA shelter aids women throughout recovery,” highlights the essential role…
