SVB + Reckley Architects

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Benjamin's Hope

 

NON-PROFIT

Holland, Michigan

Benjamin’s Hope is an innovative residential community of learning, adventure, worship and play. Set on a 40-acre campus in Holland, Michigan, Benjamin’s Hope offers housing opportunities uniquely designed for adults with autism. Residents live in their own one-bedroom apartment or with a compatible roommate in one or two bedroom apartments. Each apartment has a family room and a private, accessible bath.

 
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