A 20-acre master planned campus dedicated to the study and treatment of the social and behavioral aspects of autism. The recently completed Equestrian Center represents the first phase of a multi-phased development program which will ultimately include 11 buildings totaling 90,000 square feet. The campus will include an Equestrian Center, an Aquatic Therapy Center, a Multi-Purpose Activity Center, an Agricultural Center, several research/classroom buildings and an administrative and child care center. The campus will also include dedicated acreage for fruit orchards, parklands, riding and hiking trails, recreation playgrounds and on-grade parking. Carrier Johnson is the architect for the entire project. The project is being built in phases as donations are secured with the total development cost estimated at $33 million.

Project and Construction Management services including entitlement procurement, scheduling and budget control, team selection and management of overall design, preconstruction, construction and relocation phases.