Permanent Supportive Housing for women experiencing homelessness in a historic 67,000 square foot building, including a community health clinic, a social enterprise cafe and day center for unhoused and low-income women in Skid Row. The interior design and all furnishings were a pro-bono project with over 150 volunteers.
A one-day community event to serve and honor people experiencing homelessness in the heart of Skid Row in DTLA, this pro-bono project for Perch Projects added healthcare services on the third anniversary of the festive gathering for four thousand attendees.
A 120 Bed Interim Housing adaptive reuse of a former warehouse, creating housing for People Experiencing Homelessness, in the Garment District of Los Angeles.
A 40-bed Interim Housing and Recuperative Care facility, creating a safe harbor of respite and healing spaces. A u-shaped facility with uplifting interior spaces, ample community and outdoor landscaped patios for the delivery of enriched services for women needing shelter, medical and behavioral health care.
An innovative Interim Housing facility with 172 beds, located on five acres, with five buildings. Featuring 24/7 triage center for clients arriving with first responders, a community medical clinic, and abundant interior and exterior community spaces.
This community clinic expanded Wesley Center’s Health Care services to an underserved area, delivering dignified health care. The clinic included soothing colors, spacious consult and exam rooms and met OSHPD 3 standards.