MARILLAC RESIDENCE RESIDENTIAL CARE FACILITY

MOUNT SAINT VINCENT

Wellesley, MA


EXISTING BUILDING FRONT ENTRANCE

TYPICAL FLOOR CORRIDOR

BEFORE 

   TYPICAL FLOOR CORRIDOR

COMMUNITY ROOM ON LEFTAFTER  

  TYPICAL RESIDENT ROOM

BEFORE  

TYPICAL RESIDENT ROOM AXONOMETRIC

AFTER  

   TYPICAL RESIDENT ROOM

AFTER

  GROUND FLOOR STUDIO APARTMENT  

  ENTRANCE LOBBY  

  CHAPEL FOYER  

  CHAPEL FOYER  

  FIFTH FLOOR LIBRARY  

TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN, BEFORE & AFTER

FACILITY FOR THE SISTERS OF CHARITY PRIVATE STUDIO UNITS WITH PRIVATE BATHROOMS,

ORGANIZED INTO 8-9 UNIT HOUSEHOLDS CLUSTERED AROUND THEIR OWN COMMUNITY ROOM/COUNTRY KITCHEN

Alterations & Additions
ARCHITECTURE + INTERIOR DESIGN

Completed: 2017

Gross Building Area: 6 Story, 60,210 GSF

The alteration work included demolition on the First, Second, Third and Fourth Floors of the existing Residential Care Facility which contained 94 small private rooms, central bathing & toilet rooms and ancillary support space. The existing masonry Corridor partitions were removed to create open Household Community Rooms. 

Each of the Residential Floors are organized into 8 - 9 Unit Households (resulting in a total of 76 new Studio Units) with the New Studio Units clustered around their own
​Household Community Room/Country Kitchen or Lounge.

The Existing Private Resident Rooms,   9 feet wide x 15 feet deep with no Private Toilet or Bath were replaced with:
Spacious 18 feet wide x 15 feet deep Private Studios containing Private Full Bathroom with easily accessible 3' x 4' Shower, separate sleeping and living areas within each suite, Clothes Closets and Storage Closet. Each Suite is individually air conditioned from a horizontal fan coil unit located in the ceiling over the Unit’s entry Foyer. Heating is provided via perimeter baseboard hot water radiation.

The Construction Phasing was carefully planned to minimize disruption to the residents during construction. Alteration work was conducted vertically, i.e. the North Wing was vacated on floors 1 through 4, and isolated from the rest of the building. During construction the residents continued to have access to the necessary support functions on each floor and to the elevators for access to the Chapel, Dining Room, Ground Floor and Library.