2020 SENIOR LIVING BY DESIGN NOMINEES
ALLEGRO AT PARKLAND, Parkland, Fla. Provider: Allegro Senior Liv- ing. Architect: Meyer Senior Living Studio. Interior Design: Directions In Design. This community offers multiple dining options and in- viting outdoor spaces, in classic Spanish Florida style.
BIRCHWOOD LANDING, Stillwater, Minn. Provider: The Goodman Group. Architect: Kaas Wilson Architects, LLC. Interior Design: JBG Design & Development Team. The independent living community at The Lakes at Stillwater, these lake homes feature natural mate- rials, open views, and healthy recreational amenities.
BLOSSOM RIDGE SENIOR LIVING, Oakland Charter Township, Mich. Provider: Moceri Companies. Architect: Siegal/Tuomaala Associates with Dominick Tringali Architects. Interior Design: Thoma-Holec De- sign. The community is packed with resort features, such as a rock-salt wall at the spa entrance and signature dining.
CEDARBROOK OF ROCHESTER, Rochester, Mich. Provider: Cedar- brook Senior Living. Architect: Fusco, Shaffer & Pappas, Inc. Interior Design: Thoma-Holec Design, LLC. The multi-story community pro- vides residential spaciousness and breadth of amenities through careful and efficient shared back-of-house functions.
CERTUS AT WATERFORD LAKES, Orlando, Fla. Provider: CERTUS Senior Living, LLC. Architect: Bessolo Design Group, Inc. The spacious and secure memory care community has two neigh- borhoods joined by an open-air town center and uses a re- search-based interior color scheme.
CLARENDALE OF CHANDLER, CHANDLER, Ariz. Provider: Life Care Services. Architect: Ryan Company A&E Inc. Interior Design: Direct Supply Aptura. A grand statement of Southwest aesthetic, this community offers multiple choices, activities, and amenities yet retains a tranquil atmosphere.
DISCOVERY VILLAGE AT NAPLES, Naples, Fla. Provider: Discovery Senior Living. Architect: Architectural Concepts, Inc. Interior Design: Wegman Design Group, Inc. An exhibition kitchen, pool cabanas, and recreation spaces for personal training are just a few of the features that give this community its resort feel and style.
GENCARE LIFESTYLE AT POINT RUSTON, Tacoma, Wash. Provider: GenCare Lifestyle. Architect: ERDMAN. Interior Design: Husted De- sign. This community offers a spectrum of living options as part of a new walkable “urban village” rising on a waterfront site along the south shore of Puget Sound.
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PROFESSIONAL SERVICE AND CARE Emergencies and disasters strike quickly and can be traumatizing for seniors. Restoration Affiliates’ members provide sensitive service that protects your residents’ confidentiality and privacy. It’s as important to us, as it is to them and the managers of the property.
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