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EFA DESIGN SHOWCASE
CONTINUING CARE RETIREMENT COMMUNITY
The Forest at Duke DURHAM, N.C.
Submitted by: CJMW Architecture WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.
Project category: Remodel/renovation
Chief administrator: Anita Holt, president and CEO
Firm: CJMW Architecture, www.cjmw.com
Design team: Alan Moore, AIA, project principal; Kathleen Warner, IIDA,LEED
AP, interior design principal; Ashley Coe, interior designer; Taylor Ghost,
interior designer; Gary Hall, project administrator
Photography: ©2016 RHWilson Photography
Resident/client capacity: Commons areas serve approx. 300 residents
Total building area (sq. ft.): 57,322
Construction cost/sq. ft.: $127
Total construction cost (excluding land): $7.3 million
Completed: May 2016
Begun under a previous admin-
A small expansion straightened the
istration, the project initially was
angled façade and provided needed
designed to improve common ameni-
square footage for a reconfiguration
ties in a way that also would express
and relocation of key spaces such as
in physical form The Forest at Duke's
the library, living room, bar/lounge,
identity as a vibrant, active place
and billiards room to flank the new
where intellectual life is important.
entry. Functional areas are merged,
New leadership continued this focus,
encouraging communal gathering and
additionally implementing an opera-
use throughout the day and evening.
tional transition towards a hospital-
Significant study led to a reimagined
ity model to give residents a more
dining facility with multiple service
custom, individualized experience.
options and completely transformed
kitchen and dining spaces.
The primary challenge was to
completely transform and modernize
In response to the owner's goals,
the existing commons areas-club,
the design supports social interaction,
lounge, dining, café, library-to sup-
delivering a sense of comfort and
port the original goals as well as the
belonging but with a fresh, forward-
operational transition, and to attract
looking edge. Bringing sources and
new residents. With a population
strategies from their hospitality
composed largely of retirees from
experience, the team worked with the
nearby universities and nationally
client to develop a tiered budget for
known healthcare centers, expecta-
materials and furnishings, facilitat-
tions for both service and environ-
ing future refreshes that will help the
ment were high.
community stay fresh and current.
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Come together
All ages welcome
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2017 Jury
Seen and heard
A reinvention
Illuminating ideas
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Project directory
EFA Design Showcase
Product gallery
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