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The Indiana Department of Administration (IDOA), in conjunction with the Indiana Department of Correction (IDOC), secured legislative approval to replace the aging 3,400-bed Westville Correctional Facility on land owned by IDOA directly south of the existing campus. Westville Correctional Facility first opened in 1951 as a state-run mental health facility….
The City of Ponca City, Oklahoma utilized every bit of its antiquated and deficient police station. Built in 1976, the building had been simply worn out over its four decades, and the department had outgrown it.
Elevatus was ranked No. 89 in Building Design+Construction’s 2023 Giants 400 Report of Top Architecture Firms for nonresidential building and multifamily housing work.
New Haven’s City Hall and Police Department had outgrown their space. Officers needed more room to collaborate, city staff needed better offices, and the community needed a welcoming, functional space for civic engagement. Instead of piecing together temporary fixes, City leaders made a bold move — investing in a large-scale…
Elevatus was hired by the county to design a new detention center for the county. The commissioners sought a cost-effective design, with the potential for future expansion if ever necessary, that would meet the Sheriff’s Department’s needs.
The redevelopment of the historic General Electric campus into a buzzing district for business, learning, and community needed a nucleus. Union Street Market, located in Buildings 20 and 22, serves as just that – a place where visitors from near and far can meet, eat, drink, shop, or explore year-round….
Allen County, Indiana was ordered by a federal judge to find a solution for its badly overpopulated and aging jail in the center of downtown Fort Wayne. It quickly became apparent that the county was in a need of a new, larger jail, and the county commissioners hired Elevatus to…
