Hope Way Foundation
Our team partnered with Hope Way, a nonprofit specializing in mental health, for the rehabilitation of a former 1950’s era mental hospital later converted to a charter school. The project involved renovating the property into a new mental health facility with significant improvements to the pedestrian approach. The scope included a pedestrian bridge over a new water feature, a healing garden in the rear of the facility, wooded walking trails on the property, new entrance monuments, and a greenhouse with interactive herb gardens. These healing outdoor spaces allow patients an additional area to relax and reconnect with nature, with opportunities to work in the greenhouse garden.





Owner
V3
Project Manager
Collin Brock
Market Sector
HealthcarePrimary Service Lines
Landscape Architecture, Site CivilRegion
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