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The Mark Ridley-Thomas (MRT) Behavioral Health Center fills an urgent need in Los Angeles County by providing comprehensive care and support for people living with mental illness, substance use disorders and housing insecurity. Originally opened in the early 1970s as the Martin Luther King Jr. Hospital, the building had been vacant for over a ...
Feb 10, 2022 · Mike Funderberg and Hunvey Chen of the design-build team Bernards + HOK discuss the rapid planning and construction of Los Angeles County’s new Mark Ridley-Thomas Behavioral Health Center. The Mark Ridley-Thomas Behavioral Health Center fills an urgent need in Los Angeles County by providing comprehensive care and support to people living ...
Dec 22, 2009 · Amid growing outrage over one supervisor’s $707,000 office remodeling plan – including woolen carpets costing more than $50,000 – the Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to reconsider the ...
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Oct 30, 2020 · In partnership with the County of Los Angeles Department of Public Works, the design-build team includes HOK and Bernards. The newly renovated center will officially open in 2021. Excerpted from The Los Angeles Post: In a socially-distanced ribbon cutting, Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas—in collaboration with several county partners ...
Mark Ridley-Thomas Behavioral Health Center Coffman provided fire protection and fire life safety consulting as part of the HOK-Bernards design-build team for the adaptive repurpose of the former Martin Luther King Jr. Community Hospital into a 500,000 gsf behavioral health facility.
More than 1,600 people sleep on the streets of the 10th District, deprived of a roof over their heads due to regional economic pressures, a critical shortage of housing, as well as untreated mental illness and substance abuse. Despite an unprecedented investment of effort by both the City and County, the number of people falling into ...
