MAPLEWOOD AT SOUTHPORT Southport, Conn. Provider: Maplewood Senior Living Architect: Stein Troost


The outdoors has taken on new signifi-


cance this year, as the pandemic required us to spend more time outdoors for exer- cise and socialization. Many re-discovered the way a renewed connection to nature steadies the spirit. Provider Maplewood Senior Living puts a priority on drawing inspiration from the local setting and culture for each of its com- munities. For Maplewood at Southport, it re-invented a classic turn-of-the-century New England resort, a gracious and popu- lar spot to escape from a crowded city and reconnect. A striking covered portico greets residents and visitors. Red-brick pavers warm up the welcome. Nature shines.


22 SENIOR LIVING EXECUTIVE NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2020


The community connects residents to the


soothing natural surroundings while skill- fully creating a “comforting New England home-like environment,” said Senior Liv- ing by Design judge Marc Vorkapich, CEO, Watercrest Senior Living Group. “The plan for this community provides consistent connections to the outdoors. Re- gardless of the level of care, residents are provided outdoor access,” said Senior Liv- ing by Design judge Eric Harrmann, chief design officer, AG Architecture. The community’s great room, a two-story


open space with a fireplace and timber- framed ceiling, offers comfortable seating, community tables, and direct outdoor ac- cess. The beautifully appointed space en- courages residents to linger over views of


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