CREEKSIDE SENIOR LIVING Bountiful, Utah
Provider: Stellar Senior Living Architect: Curtis Miner Architecture Interior Design: Direct Supply
Creekside Senior Living has that “wow fac- tor.” The entry opens to a sweeping grand hall that ends with a two-story window, perfectly framing the Wasatch Mountains and Barton Creek—a beautiful natural setting for the assisted living and memory care community in Bountiful, Utah. “We wanted to capture those amazing views as people entered the building,” said Jay Tag- gart, project architect and principal at Cur- tis Miner Architecture. The amazing views help connect residents
to the outdoors—a goal of the design. With 129 residences, Creekside Senior Living is about 10 miles north of Salt Lake City. Outdoor amenities, visible from the two-
story grand hall window, include features such as a plaza with a covered trellis, soft
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seating, and a fire pit to provide a relaxing retreat for residents. Other outdoor features include a manmade fishing pond and foun- tain, a putting green, and a walking path with places to pause along Barton Creek. In order to maximize outdoor green
space, the building was designed with three stories instead of a two-story footprint that would have sprawled over the six-acre site. A big challenge was to meet the zoning re- quirements for building height. The parcel is buffered by residential developments and neighbors did not want a tall building block- ing their views of the mountains. The soil was excavated so the building met height requirements. Many of the primary activity areas and dining venues are easily visible from the
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