Designed by FFKR Architects, the Kem and Carolyn Gardner Mental Health Crisis Care Center demonstrates how thoughtful design can become an active part of the healing process. Every space was intentionally created to reduce stress, restore dignity, and replace the institutional feel often associated with behavioral healthcare with warmth, comfort, and a sense of hope.

SOELBERG Albero 3D Wall Panels play a meaningful role in that experience, introducing organic texture and biophilic warmth that help patients feel more connected to nature and their surroundings. From the oversized Albero installation in the lobby to the standard-scale panels throughout observation and patient waiting areas, FFKR used the sculptural forms to create a calming visual rhythm that encourages a sense of ease from the moment patients arrive. Paired with abundant daylight and hospitality-inspired interiors, Albero helps transform the center into an environment that supports emotional well-being, reduces anxiety, and reinforces the journey toward recovery.