The Trebek Center Bridge Home is an adaptive reuse project located in Northridge, California. The 22,000 Sq.Ft facility provides a temporary home and support services for residents transitioning to permanent housing in Southern California. The original structure was home to Skateland, a popular San Fernando Valley roller skating rink that opened its doors in 1964. A victim of the COVID-19 pandemic, the building was acquired by Hope of the Valley Rescue Mission as part of their continued efforts to combat homelessness in Southern California. The project was spearheaded by a generous donation by Alex Trebek, the late host of the long running game show, Jeopardy. The completed design removed the acoustic ceiling to expose a series of bowstring trusses and added skylights to bring natural light to the sleep areas. A central axis flanked by a series of large planters divides the men’s and women's sleep areas while providing seating for residents to congregate. Communal areas including a library, dining hall, job training and lounge areas are organized along the perimeter with new storefronts for access to the outdoors.