A palette of subtly reflective oversized brick and a fiber-cement rainscreen with steel shading devices sets the building apart from its neighbors. Natural materials, ample natural light, and views to nature orient patients with biophilic design principles in mind. Four internal ‘light corridors” organize the building layout and puncture its exterior with glass walls curtained by steel screens—a view of green extends each corridor. These corridors converge in the center of the building, with a treed courtyard serving as a privacy screen and orientation marker, filtering natural light into the heart of the building. Richly textured, wood-clad volumes denote areas of service to patients and further populate the building’s intuitive wayfinding scheme. A pallet of subdued, cleanable surfaces and textured acoustical panels give way to the exposed-ceiling light corridors, washed in a subtle blue evocative of the sky.