BELMONT VILLAGE


FORT LAUDERDALE Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Provider: Belmont Village Senior Living Architect: Huitt Zollars, Inc. Interior Design: Belmont Village Senior Living


Belmont Village Fort Lauderdale is the


right residence, at the right time, and in the right place. Belmont’s founder and CEO, Patricia Will, had kept her eye on the mar- ket for five years to find the ideal location for the company’s first Florida senior living community—a site with views, convenience, and space. With sweeping views of the water and


downtown, Belmont Village Fort Lauder- dale makes the most of its advantages. The community’s common areas offer wide and free-flowing access to indoor and outdoor spaces; in fact, common areas make up more than half of the building. This became an additional benefit toward


well-being for residents and their families amid the challenges of COVID-19. Each


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major common area in the community flows into a generous outdoor space that of- fers a variety of options for safely distanced family visits and social activities. Outdoor dining is another mood-lifter. “We designed our Fort Lauderdale com-


munity to celebrate the coastal, South Florida lifestyle. More than 50 percent of the building is dedicated to beautiful, pur- poseful common areas that flow indoors and out,” Will says. “Though we could not have predicted it,


these spaces have been a godsend during the pandemic—our residents are able to stay active and engaged, safely, which is essen- tial to their overall health and well-being.” Where once was a 1.2-acre parking lot, the 12-story luxury high-rise takes advantage of


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