Interior design reinforces a sense of home. Public spaces are scaled and detailed to feel familiar and welcoming—entry casework reads like a foyer credenza, fireplaces are low and horizontal, and furnishings strike a balance between comfort and elegance. The design of this community is luxurious while being senior-appropriate, utilizing strategies such as flush flooring transitions, high-contrast materials, and assisted door operators.

A unique vertical organization places Assisted Living and Memory Care residences within the middle of the tower. This intentional move ensures these residents share equal access to daylight, views, and community life. It also provides residents with a prominent location in the tower’s middle, seamlessly integrating them into the community. Placing amenities like Lillian’s on the seventh floor, bringing all residents to an Assisted Living floor, further reinforces this integration. Lillian’s café offers residents a place to enjoy coffee and pastries. Since opening, 60% of all residents visit Lillian’s daily. This shared amenity encourages meaningful interaction across care levels and fosters a strong sense of community.

Understanding that caring for the staff who support and care for residents is paramount, equity and dignity extend to the employee experience. Staff spaces, including break rooms and kitchens, are located along the perimeter with access to natural light. Finishes in staff restrooms and showers match those in the resident areas, with high-quality tile and touchless fixtures.