This 11,480-square-foot facility in Salida, Colorado, is a mixed-use behavioral health crisis stabilization center providing six beds for acute psychiatric treatment and six beds for withdrawal management and detoxification.

Renovation and modification of 10,861 square feet of an existing facility to create family and youth primary care and behavioral health clinics. The project included administrative offices, exam and counseling rooms, therapy and group spaces, support areas, and a small no-stock pharmacy.

Architectural and engineering services were provided for the renovation and conversion of the existing YWCA pool area into a new daycare facility. The project included schematic design and renderings, design development, construction documents, MEP design, and code analysis to address the change of occupancy and associated restroom renovations.

The reception and lobby renovation for High Plains Community Health Center transformed the facility’s primary public entry into a welcoming, comfortable, and modern environment for patients, families, and staff. The design focused on improving the arrival experience, enhancing wayfinding and circulation, and creating a more functional and inviting reception area.

Architectural and engineering services were provided for the renovation of GOAL Academy’s Administration Campus, including a partial remodel of the existing 21,000-square-foot office/medical building at 27 Montebello Road, a full remodel of the 13,000-square-foot building at 25 Montebello Road, and integration of the existing parking areas with the adjacent Administration Campus.

The 25,000-square-foot Pueblo County Emergency Services Center is a two-story steel and masonry facility serving as an emergency operations center for Southern Colorado and a backup to the state’s primary operations center in Denver.

The Crawford Townhomes are the third phase of redevelopment replacing the 1950s-era Sangre de Cristo Homes. The project includes 12 buildings with 49 units: eight one-bedroom, 27 two-bedroom, 12 three-bedroom, and two four-bedroom homes.

The new Centennial and East High Schools represent an important investment in the future of Pueblo and in the next generation of its students. Replacing facilities that had served the community for more than five decades, the two new campuses were designed to provide flexible, modern learning environments that support collaboration, technology, career education, athletics, and the performing arts.

Designed by the HGF team, the Arts Center introduced a contemporary architectural expression rooted in Pueblo’s sense of place. Masonry, concrete, and warm earth tones reflected the enduring influence of Indigenous Pueblo architecture and the adobe haciendas of the Spanish Colonial period.