Solano County Mental Health Diversion and Adult Board & Care Facilities | Fairfield, CA

The Solano County Mental Health Diversion project consisted of three buildings totaling approximately 12,600 square feet. The single-story administration building is approximately 5,500 square feet and includes administrative staff offices, a commercial kitchen, dining room, multipurpose room, private and group therapy rooms, a pharmacy, and a lounge with a lobby. Two single-story residential buildings, each approximately 3,600 square feet, complete the project. Both residential buildings include eight bedrooms, each with its own private bathroom. One building will be used for permanent residents, while the other will serve temporary housing needs.

The three buildings are situated on a 40,500-square-foot lot that includes a basketball court, outdoor seating areas, ADA-accessible parking, a bioretention pond, and a trash enclosure. All three buildings were constructed on concrete slabs using a prefabricated construction method consisting of steel trusses, steel columns, and metal stud walls assembled off-site to expedite construction. The buildings feature a single-ply roofing system, plaster exterior finishes with integral color, aluminum windows, and hollow metal doors. Interior finishes include a Level 4 paint finish in multiple colors, carpet tile and LVT flooring, tile in the bathrooms, and epoxy flooring in the kitchen.