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Elevatus team members visited Lane Middle School to support students participating in the Future City Competition. The discussion explored fire-resilient design, the architectural process, and how today’s students can help shape tomorrow’s communities.
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.
LEED Silver reflects thoughtful design with an eye toward the future, creating a facility that operates efficiently, conserves resources, and is built to serve for decades to come.
Elevatus Architectural Designer Jacob Chavez has been elected to serve as AIA Indiana’s State Associate Representative on the AIA National Associates Committee.
The replacement FCI Leavenworth will transform one of the nation’s oldest federal prisons into a modern, LEED Silver-certified correctional campus designed to support safety, operations, and rehabilitation for future generations.
Community Health Network celebrated the opening of its new Westfield family medicine and pediatric clinic with a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by community leaders and project partners.
