To improve upon their current facilities and further support their residents, their campus master plan is focused on creating interconnected outdoor spaces, which are defined by a primary pedestrian pathway and threshold at the main entrance. The walking path features stamped asphalt to provide texture, soften the walkway, increase campus appeal, and increase the path’s traction to avoid slips. In addition, native plantings that offer color and beauty year-round were chosen to complement the pathway improvements, attracting birds, butterflies, and bees to create a tranquil environment for its residents. Once completed, the facility will use the grounds as a calming, soothing, and reflective landscape that will provide emotional, social, and spiritual support for their patients and their families.

We look forward to sharing more updates this Fall as more plantings are installed and the campus continues to transform.