Facilities which complement the architecture of existing neighborhoods of homes and businesses

Residents' rooms designed for maximum safety and manageability

Neighborhood clusters that share family rooms and dining spaces

Living and dining spaces residentially-scaled to feel like home

The discreet use of technology as a significant design feature

Cluster concept to reduce maximum travel distance

Courtyard extensions of internal wandering loops for residents with dementia

Facilitate  socialization and create  increased opportunities for small gatherings

Ability of residents to age in place

A private dining room where residents may visit with their families in a more personal atmosphere

An exterior porch wraps the front of the building permitting residents to gather outside, under shelter from direct sun or rain

Cove lighting to provide consistent, nonglare illumination

Ability of residents to furnish and decorate their private alcoves or one-bedroom suites any way they like with their own personal belongings

Ability to relax in front of a fireplace in a comfortable living room

Ability to sip coffee on the outdoor terrace

Facilitate socialization with neighbors in activity rooms

Seating alcoves along passages to provide spaces for impromptu gathering, rest and decoration

Resident entries with recessed doorways and niches that allow individualization by resident

A continuum of care within a single structure or in a campus setting

"Neighborhoods" areas that allow staff to encourage residents to meet on a daily basis in common areas for activities such as  baking snacks, listening to music or singing

A welcoming and homelike atmosphere for its residents

A village concept to reduce the scale of the facility and to provide a residential flavor