Huntly Gordon, president of New South Construction

ATLANTA—Senior housing designed has changed and is changing dramatically. Unlike senior living communities of yesterday, new designs are based on choice patterns and social needs instead of just financial-driven criteria.

So says Huntly Gordon, president of New South Construction. In fact, he says even residents' quarters are nicer as designers are installing a multitude of designer palettes.

“There's been a change in the furniture, fixtures and equipment, including residential-grade stainless appliances, granite countertops and attractive cabinets,” Gordon tells GlobeSt.com. “One community in Brunswick, Georgia installed Restoration Hardware furniture in its facility. Additionally, keyless entry rooms are now standard.”

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