6 January 2016

Zev Yaroslavsky Family Support Center has made it into yet another news article feature. This time, the article focuses on the public artwork that was used throughout the office building and campus.

Below is an excerpt:

"It was humbling as an experience," noted designer and educator Elena Manferdini. "It was the first time that there was a program that was so important." Her patterned glass screens the building's sensitive activities from the public, blocking sightlines into the interview rooms where families are reunited with the help of a mediator or when visitors pass through security. "The design interacts with moments in their lives," she explained.

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