This transformative project involves interior improvements to a 10,000-square-foot non-profit clinic, turning it from a dark and tired space into a vibrant, connected hub serving the immigrant community. Despite a modest budget and previous unsuccessful renovations, Lehrer Architects LA reorganized movement, emphasizing openness, outdoor connection, and natural light. Bold graphics and iconography of the newly sainted St. Romero enhanced wayfinding along the newly carved interior streets while honoring the clinic's namesake. Serving an underserved Central American immigrant population, the clinic stands as a source of pride for the Angeleno community, offering a bright and welcoming environment for its essential services.