The Lodge of Saginaw

This skilled nursing home showcases Rheinlander Architects' commitment to creating innovative, resident-centered spaces that focus on enhanced quality of life. Our design incorporates a unique 'Restaurant' style dining area in response to the client's desire to promote a more engaging and social dining experience for residents.

Skilled Nursing Facility

Location

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Saginaw, Texas

Project Type

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New Build

Area/Size

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51,701 Sq Ft

Completed

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3/6/2020

What We Did

This design features a centralized, isolated staff service area with discreet access to back of house service areas. Nurse desks are positioned at each wing for efficient resident care. We developed a distinctive dining concept featuring separated booth areas, mimicking the atmosphere of a real restaurant. This design choice encourages social interaction and creates a more home-like environment for residents. Our team worked closely with local officials to integrate required Architectural Standards, resulting in a unique exterior that seamlessly blends functionality with aesthetics. The standing seam Porte Cochere roof complements the shingled main building, while the offset gable roof design adds visual interest.

Additional Information

Project Details

Special Features

126 bed Skilled Nursing and Physical Therapy.

Worked with client to design a 'Restaurant' style dining area with separated booth areas.

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Team Member Comment

‘While close to the Metropolitan Fort Worth area, Saginaw itself is a small town where budgets can be tight. This efficient plan maximizes beds per square foot to accommodate the Owners budget.”

Keith Rodebush

Project Manager, Rheinlander Architects

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