The architectural vocabulary of the Hudson Valley Cerebral Palsy Community Center reflects the strength, independence and spirit the facility offers to its consumers with developmental disabilities.

The 71,000 SF, three-level structure is designed to reduce physical and cognitive barriers and houses a variety of specialized services, including the State Department of Health and Education and the Office of Mental Retardation; Prader Willi, traumatic brain injury, early intervention and medical/dental clinics; as well as dayhab and daycare centers and a community lecture hall.