<ul><li>The Palm Springs Homeless Navigation Center, designed by John Friedman Alice Kimm Architects (JFAK), is a transitional housing and services facility located on a sloping desert site east of Los Angeles.</li><li>The project transforms underutilized areas into a multi-functional campus supporting individuals, youth, and families experiencing homelessness with housing units, shared outdoor spaces, and supportive services.</li><li>Color and graphics are used as architectural elements, with gradient hues on building faces reflecting sunrise and sunset, aiding in wayfinding and enhancing spatial identity.</li><li>The project integrates modular construction and adaptive reuse, emphasizing environmental performance, graphic clarity, and a balance between private living spaces and communal areas.</li></ul>

gradient hues paint palm springs homeless navigation center’s facades by JFAK architects

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