Posts by Elevatus Architecture

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

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.

Flathead County knew it had outgrown its existing jail and Sheriff’s department. The facility was aging, deteriorating, and no longer met the needs of a growing community. Space was tight, systems were outdated, and operational inefficiencies made it difficult to recruit and retain staff. Renowned for its expertise in designing…

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.

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…

The spaces you spend time in—whether for work, learning, healing, or recreation—have a powerful impact on how you feel.