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    The Villages Rehab & Nursing Center
    Gregory Stock, AIA
    • Sep 27, 2013
    • 1 min

    The Villages Rehab & Nursing Center

    This spring Lady Lake got a new 120 bed Skilled Nursing Facility, located in that rural central Florida community on 9 acres.  It is a single-story facility that is organized into three building components that are disguised by the residential scale of individual façades.  The central building incorporates the common areas such as Physical Therapy, Administration, Lobby and other various services.  It is flanked on both sides by the resident wings; one for long-term care, the
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