John Knox Village is a senior living community in Pompano Beach, Florida that opened in 1967. Since that time the community has grown in both size and services to become a full spectrum residential and care environment of over 750 residents on a campus of approximately 70 acres. The Westlake Village project is the inaugural phase of a repositioning masterplan developed by the team for the entire campus and consists of two primary components:

Independent Living Tower: 150 new Independent Living apartments are arranged in two connected towers, with units on floors 4 through 11 in the north tower and on floors 4 through 15 in the south tower. The residential floors rise from a building base that provides 150 parking spaces for residents on floors 2 and 3, and a 1st floor that offers a range of dining and activity spaces for residents of both the building itself as well as for the campus at-large. A second entrance at the north end of the 1st floor provides a private entry for residents of the building. Enclosed area on floor 1 totals 33,800 Sf, parking on floors 2 & 3 totals 79,600 SF, and the residential floors, including balconies, total 321,000 SF, for a building total of 434,700 SF. Covered but unenclosed spaces at the 1st floor car entry ramp and pedestrian loggias make up an additional 14,300 SF.

Pavilion: Campus common areas, including two dining options, commercial kitchen, large multipurpose/auditorium for events up to 400, and back-of-house service and loading. Enclosed area totals 23,500 SF, with an additional 6,000 SF of covered exterior space at the dining terraces and loading.

This project is delivered in association with Perkins Eastman.