The nonprofit advocacy and social services group, Access Living, wanted a new facility to enhance the environment for both staff and clients with disabilities in a typical office setting. Our user-centered approach embraced the Principles of Universal Design, ensuring that all aspects of the building’s design catered to various user needs. We intentionally integrated accessibility features into the design, including furniture, workstation layout, TeleData equipment, HVAC, lighting, circulation, restrooms, and the entry sequence. These elements enable independent use for all without sacrificing aesthetics.