Architecture, praised the design’s “great functionality.” Although the interiors reflect the Mediter-


ranean style of the entire campus, they bring in a contemporary eclecticism: A combina- tion of stained dark wood beams, divider screens and ceiling panels accent common area rooms, while painted white millwork provides a contrast. The furniture has clean contemporary


lines, but wood trim adds warmth, as do the cushions and decorative pieces with lively pops of red and orange. Creative light fixtures add a sense of fun. A unique cluster of pendant lights are set over the seating area in the library. Bronze dining room fixtures give a look of rustic sophistication.


Designer Thoma-Holec is particularly


proud of the memory support residences and their amenities. Split into two neighborhoods of 12 apartments each, it includes generous common areas that allow residents to move about freely. The open-concept design pro- vides visual connections to various activities so residents can orient themselves. The neighborhoods are connected by the


dining area, where a country kitchen offers multiple seating options: a large gathering table, smaller tables, or a “servery,” a coun- ter where they can help prepare food and interact with dining staff. Wedgewood blue cabinets complement blue-and-gray chair. Corridors are short and configured in a


circular pattern so residents can easily walk for as long as they like.


ON TREND: NEXT-LEVEL GAME ROOMS. Flexibly designed, situated at ‘socialization intersections.’


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