Strategic building placement emerged from solar analysis, ensuring the central courtyard receives maximum daylight while determining where activities unfold throughout the day. Morning light illuminates quiet spaces for reading, while social areas capture late afternoon warmth. This attention to natural rhythms shapes daily life across both buildings and informs the landscape design.

Mostly located on the ground floor, flexible amenity design ensures spaces serve multiple generations effectively, including a games room that doubles as a café during the day. Reading rooms for seniors can also be used as study spaces for teens. Physical activity rooms are designed as studios, allowing use for individual exercise or group classes. A large kitchen will allow cooking for large groups and offer a direct connection to the exterior for barbeques. A generous children’s play area has a visual and direct connection to the laundry room, allowing parents to tend to chores and still keep an eye on their children.