ELEVATUS ARCHITECTURE

?? Final Days to Donate! ?? Help us support Community Harvest Food Bank through the Jars of Love Peanut Butter Drive with Lutheran Health Network. Grab a jar this weekend and drop it off today or Monday—it’s quick and easy! ?? Enter at 111 E Wayne St, Fort Wayne ?? Leave your donation in the bin in the building’s main lobby (first floor) ?? No glass jars, please (SWIPE THROUGH)

Step inside the new YMCA of Muncie—virtually! ???? This dynamic space was built to support the community with modern fitness facilities, classrooms, a health clinic, and career training opportunities. Now, you can explore it from anywhere! Take a virtual tour and experience the welcoming spaces and community impact of this YMCA for yourself. ?? https://heyor.ca/OROX0H | #DesignedToDoMore

In Correctional News' latest issue, Tony Vie, Justice Design Leader at Elevatus Architecture, shares insights on the future of correctional facility design. He highlights the importance of balancing security with rehabilitation, designing efficient, high-performing facilities that support positive change while optimizing operations. Read the feature ?? | #DesignedToDoMore | #JusticeDesign

The new YMCA of Muncie project was made possible through a partnership between Muncie Community Schools, IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital, Open Door Health Services, Muncie Area Career Center and Ball State University’s Healthy Lifestyle Center, and achieved with the support of multiple donors and new market tax credits. ?? https://heyor.ca/OROX0H

By listening, learning, and working alongside education partners, strong connections are formed to help shape schools that inspire and empower the next generation. A well-designed learning environment goes beyond walls and classrooms to foster #creativity, #collaboration, and a sense of belonging for students and educators. Through student engagement, school district collaboration, and thoughtful education design, we help create spaces that support #futureready learning and long-term success. Read more about the commitment to student engagement and the impact it makes ??

A big congratulations to Emily Hower, Education Design Leader at Elevatus Architecture, for her continued leadership in the Leadership Fort Wayne Class of 2025! Since January, Emily has been expanding her leadership skills, deepening her community impact, and representing Elevatus with excellence. Her dedication to education design and meaningful engagement makes a difference every day, and we couldn’t be prouder to have her on our team. Keep leading the way, Emily! ?? About this program ?? https://heyor.ca/GNFuuO

From streamlined intake areas to staff workspaces that enhance efficiency, small #design choices make a big difference in day-to-day operations. At Elevatus, we believe in creating environments that support both security and functionality. Read more about how intentional design decisions improve staff efficiency in justice facilities ?? https://heyor.ca/hcIFKR | #DesignedToDoMore

“A project like this starts with a vision,” explained NACS Superintendent Wayne Barker, “and the team at Elevatus Architecture played a crucial role in designing a space that is both functional and forward.” The new Northwest Allen County Schools Administration Center reflects that vision—bringing leadership and services together in a modern, efficient space designed to support the district’s future. #DesignedToDoMore | #EducationDesign

Elevatus teamed up with Amp Lab students, mentoring them through their capstone projects and first steps into architecture. Through career and technical education, they’re shaping their future—one design at a time. Hear more about their experiences ?? #DesignedToDoMore

Yesterday's Quarterly Meeting at Elevatus Architecture covered key topics shaping our future: ? Elevatus’ 10-Year Anniversary ? Strategic Goals & Company Growth ? Financial Progress & Outlook ? Market Leadership Strategy ? Employee Engagement Insights & Next Steps Exciting momentum as we continue to elevate our impact! ?? #DesignedToDoMore