Design to Process: The Key to Justice Design
When a facility is designed to process, the result is improved efficiency, enhanced safety, high staff effectiveness, and meaningful, mission‑driven outcomes.
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When a facility is designed to process, the result is improved efficiency, enhanced safety, high staff effectiveness, and meaningful, mission‑driven outcomes.

Luke Labas from The League for the Blind and Disabled visited Elevatus for a Lunch and Learn on Universal Design and challenged our team to think beyond minimum accessibility requirements.

Elevatus Architectural Designer Jacob Chavez has been elected to serve as AIA Indiana’s State Associate Representative on the AIA National Associates Committee.

The building includes three classrooms per grade level from kindergarten through fifth grade, along with dedicated early learning spaces, and is designed with future expansion in mind.

Craig Armstrong joined the Detailed podcast by ARCAT to discuss how the Elevatus team leveraged precast concrete as a central design and delivery strategy on the massive Westville State Prison project.

The new Putnam County YMCA in Greencastle, Indiana, is the result of decades of vision, steady leadership, and a financing strategy that small cities can replicate.

For the third consecutive year, Elevatus has been recognized among the nation’s top justice facility architecture firms by Building Design+Construction.