At the Butterfield Youth Services Campus, Great Circle meets difficult needs with a model program of community residential treatment of children who would otherwise require institutional care. To better serve the number of seriously emotionally disabled children (SED), Great Circle, formerly Butterfield Youth Services, expanded its facilities with a new Child and Family Therapy Center.
The center contains administration, education, art therapy, recreation, and clinical therapy wings that serve the SED children and their families. The building’s footprint is a radical design branching from two entry towers.
The administration entrance tower contains the administrative office for the executive secretary as well as record storage for the entire facility. The educational entrance tower serves the many classrooms and connects the educational wing with the gymnasium.
The residential wing, comprised of bedrooms, time-out space, child-care office, dining, kitchen, and living/game room, is secure from the other areas to ensure residents’ safety.
Location:
Marshall, Missouri
Project Type:
Healthcare Facility, Education
Size:
30,000 SF
Construction Cost:
$1.5 million
Completed:
1993
At the Butterfield Youth Services Campus, Great Circle meets difficult needs with a model program of community residential treatment of children who would otherwise require institutional care. To better serve the number of seriously emotionally disabled children (SED), Great Circle, formerly Butterfield Youth Services, expanded its facilities with a new Child and Family Therapy Center.
The center contains administration, education, art therapy, recreation, and clinical therapy wings that serve the SED children and their families. The building’s footprint is a radical design branching from two entry towers.
The administration entrance tower contains the administrative office for the executive secretary as well as record storage for the entire facility. The educational entrance tower serves the many classrooms and connects the educational wing with the gymnasium.
The residential wing, comprised of bedrooms, time-out space, child-care office, dining, kitchen, and living/game room, is secure from the other areas to ensure residents’ safety.
Location:
Marshall, Missouri
Project Type:
Healthcare Facility, Education
Size:
30,000 SF
Construction Cost:
$1.5 million
Completed:
1993
Location:
Marshall, Missouri
Project Type:
Healthcare Facility, Education
Size:
30,000 SF
Construction Cost:
$1.5 million
Completed:
1993
At the Butterfield Youth Services Campus, Great Circle meets difficult needs with a model program of community residential treatment of children who would otherwise require institutional care. To better serve the number of seriously emotionally disabled children (SED), Great Circle, formerly Butterfield Youth Services, expanded its facilities with a new Child and Family Therapy Center.
The center contains administration, education, art therapy, recreation, and clinical therapy wings that serve the SED children and their families. The building’s footprint is a radical design branching from two entry towers.
The administration entrance tower contains the administrative office for the executive secretary as well as record storage for the entire facility. The educational entrance tower serves the many classrooms and connects the educational wing with the gymnasium.
The residential wing, comprised of bedrooms, time-out space, child-care office, dining, kitchen, and living/game room, is secure from the other areas to ensure residents’ safety.
