Maitland Senior Living

Campus
Maitland, Florida
ARCHITECTS
Stephen N. Evers, AIA
Mark Thomsen, AIA
TRO / The Ritchie Organization

DESCRIPTIVE DATA
Type of Facility
CCRC
Type of Construction
New 100%
Site Location
Suburban
Site Area
15 Acres
Area of Building
179,000 GSF
Building Population
20 Cottages
124 Units
80 Nursing Beds
Parking for this Facility
127 Total in open surface lot(s)
Cost of Construction
$1.35 Million Site Architect’s Statement
$15.2 Million Total Building The Maitland Senior Living Campus provides a community supporting aging-in-
Status of Project place with access to a wide range of programs including personal care, home
Project Pending health, adult day care, therapy, and high tech medical care–all delivered in a
residential setting.
This campus of one and two story facilities provides on-grade access to the
landscaped grounds for over 80% of campus residents. The Commons provides a
central hospitality focus for campus-wide activities and services.
ALF Residents live in pods of 7 grouped around individual living rooms; 4 pods
make a cluster of 28 residents. Nursing and Sub-Acute residents live in clusters of
20. Meals are served in each cluster from residential-style serving kitchens. All
units feature showers to foster dignity and independence. Semi-Private Nurshing
rooms feature a privacy wall between beds.

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 OWNER
CareLink Partners

CREDITS
Architect
Stephen N. Evers, AIA
Vice President/Principal
Mark Thomsen, AIA
Director of Senior Living
TRO / The Ritchie Organization
80 Bridge Street
Newton, MA 02458
617-969-9400
Fax: 617-527-6753
Associate Architect
TRO / The Ritchie Organization
Sarasota, FL 34239
Interior Designer
TRO / The Ritchie Organization
Newton, MA 02458
Landscape Architect
Hanson Taylor Associates
Orlando, FL
Contractor
Beers Construction
Orlando, FL
Structural Engineer
Jenkins and Charland
Sarasota, FL
Mechanical Engineer
Tilden, Lobnitz and Cooper
Orlando, FL
Electrical Engineer
Tilden, Lobnitz and Cooper
Orlando, FL
Civil Engineer
Bowyer Singleton
Orlando, FL

Additional Information
The site is located on a large lake. Wandering paths lead to a gazebo on the edge of
the lake for contemplation.
All campus buildings are to be constructed using prefabricated concrete bearing
walls with integral insulation. Floor systems of 2 story buildings are bar joist and
metal deck with concrete topping. Roof construction will be wood truss. All
buildings to be of 1 hour protected construction, fully sprinklered.

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