Hope House Early Learning Center
Building Tomorrow's Leaders, Today
Project Overview
Hope House Colorado is metro-Denver's only resource providing free self-sufficiency programs for parenting teen moms. The Center provides full-time childcare for moms; childcare is the second biggest barrier to self-sufficiency after housing. Hope House also provides classes on parenting and healthy relationships, health and wellness, financial literacy, and personal growth classes, as well as certified counseling and an Early Learning Program. The two-story 11,284 SF Early Childhood Learning Center features classrooms, administrative offices, serving kitchen, multi-purpose room, outdoor play areas and playground. "Our site superintendent, Jim Loomis, was incredibly dedicated. He and his team were so respectful, kept a very clean worksite, and genuinely cared about the project and the teen moms and children we serve!" — Lisa Steven, Founder & Executive Director, Hope House Colorado
The AD Miller Approach
Learning Environments
Age-appropriate spaces designed for optimal educational outcomes.
Safety First
Secure vestibules, playground enclosures, and state licensing compliance.
Vibrant Design
Natural light, playful colors, and durable finishes for active spaces.
"Building educational environments that inspire learning and foster the next generation of leaders in Arvada, Colorado."
Project Gallery
A comprehensive look at this project
Building entrance
Exterior detail
Building and site
Completed exterior
Interior spaces
Learning center interior
Classroom and play area
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