Lobby
The main lobby features acoustical treatment above wood baffles within the main reception and circulation. Seating for visitors and family members provide an opportunity to watch the activity in the multi-sensory learning environment.
Multi-Sensory Learning Environment
Combining sports, fitness, recreation, and sensory learning in a 6,000 SF stimulating environment allows for social and skill-building programs. The design coordinated a sensory therapy area, foam pit, floor recessed trampoline, fitness area, modified basketball court, and climbing wall.
Cafe and Lounge
Family members can view activity in the multi-sensory learning environment from the cafe and lounge area. The cafe provides learning and growth opportunities for teens to adults looking for employment and job training.
Lounge
A quiet, comfortable waiting doubles as a library to access information and resources.
Preschool Classroom
As transitioning activities can be difficult for young children with autism, it was important to have everyday activities, such as play, in the space or directly nearby.
Training
Multi-purpose rooms with flexible furnishings serve a variety of purposes, including training.
Vocational and Life Skills Development
Gathering space with small group rooms connect to a working kitchen and bathroom for training and transitioning to independent living.
