Working with prime architect HOK and design-build contractor Hensel Phelps, we designed the medium-security complex to meet rigorous programmatic requirements for counseling, academic and vocational training, healthcare, and family visits. One of the six housing units supports enhanced outpatient programming for inmates requiring specialized mental healthcare. Program support buildings offer classrooms and career tech spaces, while work-zone buildings support a combination of classroom instruction and hands-on job training, such as construction trade experience. Programming includes a food processing facility where inmates can receive specialized vocational training.
Client
California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation
Cost
$331 million
Awards
2017 Design-Build Merit Award
Design-Build Institute of America