When a diversification of the manufacturing process for the Cambria County Association for the Blind and Handicapped (CCABH) occurred, an addition and renovation of their facilities was required. Their mission is to foster their employees, outreach to the public for hearing and vision services, and manufacture high quality projects for their many clients. Our office worked with the lead professional, H.F. Lenz, and CCABH to provide a comprehensive approach to improve work flow/production, enhance employee support spaces and reduce energy costs. The existing 60,000sf and a 50,000 sf 2-story addition were configured to accommodate current and future needs of the organization in all areas including site and parking design, exteriors to unify the buildings, and interiors with special attention to the specific employee needs including color selection, craftsmanship and installation methods. Implementation of the accessibility to the building was approached as universal design and not special design. The mission of CCABH includes assisting handicapped persons to learn to function in real world environments. The construction phasing was developed to minimize manufacturing disruption and maintain employee safety. Architect of record: Frank Dachille Architects P.C.