Landmark Architects Portfolio

PROJECT: Wesley Towers

Wesley Towers is a 73 acre site of which 43 acres are now developed. 330 residents are currently living at Wesley Towers in settings such as: The Towers Apartments and Wesley Manor Apartments - both congregate living units; Patio homes, 28 Duplexes, Asbury apartments (9 units), and two new Heritage Homes - all for independent living.

The Collier Assisted Living Center has 24 suites from 345 to 610 square feet each. Wesley Towers is also licensed as a 24 hour, 130 bed intermediate, skilled nursing facility and includes the Ralph Thorne Care Center, The Oliver and Helen Hester Care Center, and a Special Care dementia unit for 15 residents.

Landmark Architects and Engineers has been involved in every facet of development of Wesley towers beginning with the first "Towers" building (then known as The Methodist Home) constructed in 1966.

PROJECT: Pleasant View Home

Renovations and additions to add 20 residents to their skilled nursing facility.

Pleasant View Home is a continuing care retirement community.

PROJECT: Good Samaritan Assisted Living

The Lodge is the newest addition to The Good Samaritan campus and is an assisted living facility. Residents share three meals a day together in a beautifully decorated dining room. A private dining room is available for the residents to use for special activities or family gatherings. The living room is complete with a fire place.

PROJECT: Mount Hope Nursing Center

This project consisted of major renovation of the facility's nurse station, offices and dining rooms as well as the addition of a new living room and covered porch.

PROJECT: Cheney Golden Age Home

Included in this project were new dining rooms, laundry and support services and expansion of the kitchen facilities, as well as a major renovation of the existing kitchen and nurse station.

Of special interest is the fact that the dining rooms also serve as storm shelters, yet are bright and open thanks to easily sealed windows.

PROJECT: Mennonite Manor Greenhouse Project

Mennonite Manor's "Greenhouse Project" is a self-contained residence, designed like a private home, housing 10 elders, each of whom will have his or her own bedroom and full bathroom. It combines the best elements of high-care, high-privacy, and assisted living with a full range of nursing care. Each resident has full access to the community living area, dining area and porch/patio. The kitchen is fully accessible (visually and physically) to the residents, and meals are shared as a group at one table to encourage a community spirit.