The Eden Institute is a private, non-profit organization that serves the needs of the autistic population through educational and outreach services. KSS, moved by the organization's mission, was honored to help Eden find a new home for its school, which was housed in a 1950s telephone switching station for 20 years. KSS identified and analyzed many potential sites, often attending local planning and organizational meetings with the organization. Together, they selected a site for the new school on the periphery of Forrestal Village, a collection of retail stores, offices and restaurants recently re-master planned by KSS. The environment provides teachers and students a strong sense of community and ample open space with walking trails for students.

KSS collaborated with Eden's teachers and specialists to design the new school, which incorporates "best practices" elements in the classrooms and gymnasium, including a sensory motor room and weight room. The school's focus are its vocational and therapy areas, envisioned as a house and an office. The house is a life-learning space for students to learn daily activities, such as making their bed and brushing their teeth, and relax in lounge areas. The office setup will accommodate vocational activities like administrative office work and telephone use. A school store in partnership with Wawa will give older students retail and work experience and a chance to interact with the public.