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Elevatus Architecture was proud to work with the Build Westville team, which includes F.A. Wilhelm Construction, Granger Construction, and Garmong Construction.

As Sheriff of Fulton County, Indiana, I was tasked with addressing the same issues that many sheriffs across the country face with aging and inefficient jail facilities. Ours was burdened with a range of infrastructural problems, including plumbing, sewer lines, electrical systems, HVAC complications, inadequate storage space, and overcrowding. The…

Supportive school design is shaped by the environments where students explore, learn, and discover. As designers, it’s imperative that we listen closely to feedback from students, educators, staff, and the wider community to better understand how our spaces can foster comfort, connection, and a strong sense of belonging.

Informed by over a decade of correctional psychology experience, Dr. Deanna Dwenger shares why the physical environment is central to behavioral health outcomes—and how Elevatus is turning that insight into design that works.

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.