The renovation of the Harborview Medical Center Pediatric Burn Unit in downtown Seattle was designed to support both the physical and mental rehabilitation of young patients. Focused on creating immersive, engaging spaces for patients, staff, and visitors, the renovation upgraded the playroom, therapy room, entry corridor, and staff break room. The design emphasized "zones" for treatment, play, and rest, giving patients and staff control over their engagement with the space. This 1,700-square-foot project was completed during the pandemic in an active inpatient unit, on time and on budget, with minimal disruptions. Close collaboration between our team, Skanska, and HMC ensured the project’s success. The environment was designed for holistic healing, balancing physical recovery with mental well-being. Local artist Rosie Alyea’s vibrant murals wrap the entry and playroom, featuring playful creatures and Pacific Northwest landmarks for children to search and find. Floor-to-ceiling windows adjacent to the murals frame views of Elliott Bay and bring elements of nature into the healing space. The therapy room includes an interactive wall and a custom floor with colored patterns that serve as therapy tools and progress markers. For security and flexibility, the playroom is divided into transparent zones that allow for various activity levels within view of the staff, promoting feelings of control and choice for patients. These zones encourage solo reflection, group games, or artistic expression, while allowing staff to engage in therapy or attend to other needs. The staff break room, with café-style seating and views of Elliott Bay, offers a space for rest and rejuvenation. As Washington’s only Level One trauma center and burn center, HMC's high infection control standards were essential. Through close coordination with Skanska and HMC, we ensured a clean, safe, and minimally disruptive project. The newly renovated Pediatric Burn Unit is not just a space for treatment, but a place of comfort, creativity, and healing—a space designed to support both the physical and emotional recovery of children while empowering staff and visitors alike. This environment will not only heal, but will change lives.