project summary

Permanent Offices

category

Commercial

location

Western U.S.A.

Sunbelt facility

Northwest Building Systems
A Sunbelt Company

size

1,440 sq. ft.

key achievements

  • Delivered 95 percent complete for minimal on-site disruption.

  • Soundproof barriers & natural light ensure privacy and comfort.

  • Accessible design with ADA ramp, dormer, and awning for entry.

  • Prefabricated fire wall, plumbing, and security systems simplified installation.

Building Floor Plan Highlights

  • Assessment Rooms for youth and family services.

  • Open Common Area for collaboration and interaction.

  • Kitchen & Break Area for program staff and participants.

  • Restroom Facilities with ADA accessibility.

  • Private Office & Utility Space for program operations.

case study summary

Ada County’s Juvenile “Bridge Program” needed a dignified and functional facility to serve at-risk youth and families before juvenile system involvement. The space had to balance privacy, accessibility, and comfort, while blending with its surroundings and minimizing on-site disruption.

Northwest Building Systems partnered with Pacific Mobile Structures to deliver a 1,440 sq. ft. single-story modular building in Boise, Idaho. Designed with a mix of lap siding, earthy tones, and ebony trim, the structure is welcoming and professional. The layout includes multiple assessment rooms, an open common area, and support spaces for staff and families.

The building arrived 95% complete, reducing site work and disruption. Prefabricated components — from plumbing to fire walls — streamlined installation. Features like soundproof barriers, large windows, natural light, and calming interior colors create a secure, comfortable environment that enhances the program’s mission.

key achievements

  • Delivered 95 percent complete for minimal on-site disruption.

  • Soundproof barriers & natural light ensure privacy and comfort.

  • Accessible design with ADA ramp, dormer, and awning for entry.

  • Prefabricated fire wall, plumbing, and security systems simplified installation.

Building Floor Plan Highlights

  • Assessment Rooms for youth and family services.

  • Open Common Area for collaboration and interaction.

  • Kitchen & Break Area for program staff and participants.

  • Restroom Facilities with ADA accessibility.

  • Private Office & Utility Space for program operations.

case study summary

Ada County’s Juvenile “Bridge Program” needed a dignified and functional facility to serve at-risk youth and families before juvenile system involvement. The space had to balance privacy, accessibility, and comfort, while blending with its surroundings and minimizing on-site disruption.

Northwest Building Systems partnered with Pacific Mobile Structures to deliver a 1,440 sq. ft. single-story modular building in Boise, Idaho. Designed with a mix of lap siding, earthy tones, and ebony trim, the structure is welcoming and professional. The layout includes multiple assessment rooms, an open common area, and support spaces for staff and families.

The building arrived 95% complete, reducing site work and disruption. Prefabricated components — from plumbing to fire walls — streamlined installation. Features like soundproof barriers, large windows, natural light, and calming interior colors create a secure, comfortable environment that enhances the program’s mission.

resources

Case Study PDF