Mental Health & Recovery Services

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A new front door for care in downtown Jackson.

Serenity completed a 2,900 SF addition and remodel for Mental Health & Recovery Services of Jackson Hole at their East Broadway building in downtown Jackson. The expansion added two basement conference rooms, six offices and a 1,000 SF roof deck. Site work included new drainage, a rebuilt parking area with accessible spaces, bike parking, new walkways and landscaping.

The addition sits on a concrete foundation with a full basement and is wood-framed with glulam beams and timber columns. The exterior includes metal siding with cut stone veneer, under a standing seam metal roof and a paver roof deck. Architecture by Krikor Architecture, LLC.

Lighted main entry at twilight with corrugated metal walls, benches, stainless handrails and a slatted wood vestibule behind the glass storefront

Clients now enter through a new lighted main entry with a slatted wood vestibule that brings natural light into the building.

New rooms are finished in soft, light tones, with acoustic ceiling panels and windows that open each one to the street and trees.

Counseling room with cream sofas, linen curtains, acoustic ceiling panels and a window to the street
Conference room with its folding partition open to a second room furnished as a lounge

Six new offices give staff quiet, daylit space, with large black-framed windows on two sides.

Office with two armchairs on a round rug, framed artwork and large black-framed windows looking out to trees
Basement conference room with a long wood table, mesh task chairs, a wall display and a grid of ceiling light panels

Two basement conference rooms sit beneath the addition, lit by a grid of ceiling panels and windows onto steel-lined light wells.

Durable finishes carry through to the smallest rooms, where blue mosaic tile wraps a full-height accent wall.

Restroom with a blue mosaic tile wall, rounded mirror and wall-mounted sink
Side of the addition from the rebuilt parking area, showing metal siding, accessible parking, new landscaping and the exterior stair to the roof deck

A 1,000 SF paver roof deck gives the building an outdoor room, with views across town to Snow King Mountain.

Paver roof deck with lounge seating and cafe tables looking over fall trees to Snow King Mountain

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