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Entry fee: $155 per submission*

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2015

Cost/sq. ft: $320

BEFORE

Jury comments:
* Strong use of materials and
lighting. I like the openness
between the spaces and
the color palette.
* Beautiful, thoughtful

BAXTER IMAGING; BEFORE: CASTLEROCK DESIGN GROUP INC.

reconfiguration of the
spaces. Great idea to
include a mobility device
storage area.
* I like the retro modern vibe.

Reader comments:
* Loved the way nature was
introduced in the project:
woods, rocks, and sand
colors. Hope to use it as an
inspiration to my hospital's
group areas. Beautiful!
* Amazing ... stylish with a
relaxing atmosphere.

BAXTER IMAGING; BEFORE: CASTLEROCK DESIGN GROUP INC.

Design team: The Resident
Design Council at The Covington;
Terry Quigley; Greg Bearce (The
Covington/Episcopal Communities
and Services); interior design
(CastleRock Design Group Inc.);
Charlie Dusenberry, interior
designer, contractor (CKD2);
architect (Laura Serdar)

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will be published
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print and online editions,
with recognition at the 2017
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conducive to multigenerational

residents in to

meals. Meal times were struc-

engage and social-

tured, offering little flexibility to

ize. Functionally,

residents and their guests.

it provides seating

Initial ideas were twofold: to
provide a casual dining venue

* Creative utilization of
textures and finishes.
The added ceiling details
changed the space
immensely.

options to create
intimate spaces

where residents could engage

in a larger open

with others socially and gather

concept. The stone

BEFORE

at any time, and to create an

Covington in Aliso Viejo, Calif.,

fireplace sets a tone of home and

inviting space where people could

had key areas that were under-

hearth, where residents can gather

the afternoon to share milkshakes

linger over food, beverages, and a

utilized, missing purpose, and

to watch the morning news or

and French fries in a relaxed and

friend's company.

lacking inviting elements for resi-

A resident design commit-

the day, often gathering there in

enjoy an afternoon cappuccino.

welcoming environment. While

The Cove is the hub for resident

the fine dining venue is still avail-

dents and families. The stage was

tee along with staff members

set to redefine valuable real estate

discussions over breakfast about

able, residents along with their

reviewed and edited plans and

current events, as well as for

family members see The Cove as

and satisfy the challenge to bring

discussed concepts for the final

vibrancy, meaning, and life into

family gatherings at other times

a place to unwind and enjoy time

space. Their input and creativ-

of the day. The community table

with friends, family, and food.

sleepy spaces. Dining options

ity assisted the team, and what

were limited to one formal din-

is designed to seat eight but is so

emerged were colorful, warm,

ing room setting, which, despite

popular that chairs are often added

and engaging areas.

to seat as many as 12.

having beautiful white linens
and flower arrangements, wasn't
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Linked with the lobby, the
location is designed to draw

The Cove is open daily, and resi-

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BEFORE

dents are free to dine throughout

Fall 2015 * Supplement to Environments for Aging

Supplement to Environments for Aging * Fall 2015

If your facility or firm has recently
renovated space(s) within an environment
for aging, this competition is for you!
This year the competition will focus on a variety of Single Spaces,
including dining spaces, resident rooms, activity areas, courtyards,
spa/wellness areas, chapels, theatres, salons, and other resident
spaces.
*Only one space may be included, per submission. If
you wish to submit several spaces within the same
facility, you may submit more than one presentation.
Entry fee applies to each presentation submitted.

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