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Modern brick building with a curved roof and glowing windows beside an empty driveway at dusk

Stanislaus County Youth Detention Facility

Stanislaus County

Among California's most populous counties, Stanislaus stood alone in one significant gap: it had no commitment facility for minors. Lionakis provided master planning and design services to close that gap, delivering the County's first juvenile commitment facility and giving the justice system a tool it had long been without.

The 47,207-square-foot facility houses 60 beds across three units: a 30-bed unit and a 15-bed unit for boys, and a 15-bed unit for girls, each designed to support the rehabilitative programming that defines the facility's mission. Classrooms, a multi-purpose gymnasium, program rooms, a campus visitation area, and a secure recreational yard, along with a full-service kitchen and culinary instructional classroom add a vocational dimension, giving residents skills with practical value beyond the facility walls.

Modern brick building with a curved roof and glowing windows beside an empty driveway at dusk
Bright institutional common area with polished concrete floors, round metal tables, cell doors, and a central guard station
Bright indoor gymnasium with a wood floor, volleyball net, basketball hoop, and high windows letting in sunlight
Modern building exterior at dusk with a curved covered walkway, glowing windows, and address number 2215-A.
Bright modern institutional common area with a curved reception desk, picnic-style tables, cell doors, and a wood-paneled ceiling