Confidential Nonprofit

Washington, D.C.
Design Rooted in Social Justice

At the heart of this nonprofit’s space lies a design story deeply connected to the organization’s mission. Every aspect, from the layout to the color palette, serves as a tangible representation of the organization’s commitment to social justice and change. Drawing inspiration from the group’s history and established legacy of supporting women’s rights, the design narrative weaves past triumphs together with a forward-looking perspective, creating an environment that embraces progress and inclusivity.

This project demonstrates that architecture can be a powerful tool for promoting positive social impact and equality. Universal design principles employed throughout ensure that individuals of all abilities can navigate and engage with the space seamlessly. These elements are integrated with program spaces strategically designed to foster community and collaboration.

The layout encourages interaction and dialogue, promoting the exchange of ideas and nurturing a sense of unity among employees and visitors.
Natural light floods the workspace, further enhancing the ambiance and fostering a connection with the outdoors.
Open work areas, multipurpose rooms, and communal gathering spaces serve as catalysts for connections, empowering individuals to come together and work towards common goals.
The look and feel of the space are centered around creating a warm and welcoming environment.

Project Team

Catherine Heath
People
Catherine Heath