KDC is proud to have supported the development of the new facility for The Magdalen House, a Dallas-based nonprofit that has helped alcoholic women achieve and maintain sobriety since 1987. The new 8,000-square-foot home expands the organization’s space by 44% and enables it to serve more women through its no-cost recovery programs.

Purposefully designed to meet the needs of The Magdalen House’s services, the facility increases crisis care capacity by 40%, growing the number of social detox beds from 14 to 20. It also features a family visitation room, additional bedroom, and a dining space large enough to seat all clients. A larger multipurpose room doubles the space available for classes, meetings, and workshops that are open to all alcoholic women in the community. Convenient access to public transportation and nearby support resources ensures stronger community connection and reach.

KDC is honored to contribute to a project that supports The Magdalen House’s mission and long-term vision of providing safety, support, and recovery for more women across North Texas.

Read press release here.

Project Team

Architect
Omniplan Architects
General Contractor
Buford Hawthorne Builders

Project team