ARBOR TERRACE FULTON


‘Whiskey Lounge’ Raises the Bar on the Traditional Game Room


While bars and taverns have become a standard amenity in senior living communities, the designers of Arbor Terrace Fulton elevated the experience for residents and their guests with the Whiskey Lounge. With an upscale sports bar vibe, it features a wall of three


TVs, allowing visitors to monitor multiple games at once. A room length built-in bookcase includes storage compartments for board games, along with nooks to display special artwork. Two window walls bring in abundant natural light. A white and light gray interior palette feels modern and fresh. The ceiling fea- tures modern white beams set against a contrasting gray ceiling.


Creative circular light fixtures are strategically positioned above the tables and seating areas, adding warmth and style to the room. The furniture has clean lines, wood accents, and contem- porary fabrics. Upgraded finishes such as subway tiles in the bar area re-


flect the community atmosphere of modern luxury. The sense of place is subtly reinforced through photo prints above the bar of the Preakness Stakes, Maryland’s classic thoroughbred race. The appealing nature of the space is meant to motivate peo- ple to get connected, notes developer Scott Stewart: “It’s a fun place where people can go before or after dinner to socialize.” Judge John Cronin, AIA, principal at AG Architecture, found


the same to be true: “Contemporary design taken to new heights makes this an energetic residence,” he commented.


10 SENIOR LIVING EXECUTIVE NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2019


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